The pieces.
Two pieces published in the Journal, in reverse chronological order. Listed alongside the advisor's notes that close the catalogue pages, which are not separately archived.
Notes from the Dubai office, MMXXVI.
Office activity through April. Crew movements, operator additions, and the routings the Dubai desk is watching for May.
The standing recommendations, MMXXVI.
The office's standing recommendations across the six classes, refreshed for the year ahead.
Selected lines.
Five sentences from the writings of The Office, drawn from the Journal and from the advisor's notes that close the catalogue pages. Compiled by the editor.
The standing recommendations are refreshed each spring not because they change every year, but because the office reads them aloud, slowly, and asks whether it would still write the same sentence today.
The Dubai desk watches the routings west by the calendar, south by the season, and east by the appetite of the correspondents that month. The dispatch is the record of what the desk noticed it was watching.
A house, in private aviation, is what the broker becomes when its name on a charter starts to mean something more than the contract it signed.
Crew movements, this April: three additions, no departures. Two new operator vettings completed. The roster, in numbers, is twenty-four aircraft and ~3,000 in reach.
The Office writes when the office, plural, has something to record that no single byline owns. The signature is a courtesy to the reader who would otherwise wonder.
Where the byline appears.
one place one will find the The byline, beyond the dated pieces above.
Read elsewhere.
Other bylines on the Journal masthead. For the full list see the Contributors page.
By return of post.
A short note from the office whenever The Office publishes in the Journal. No more than three or four notes a year, by the editorial calendar; some years rather fewer.
A quote, by return.
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