Aviation Leadership Breakfast
 

2013 Event Highlights

 
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Event Speaker:
Franklin Graham
David Rimmer

David Rimmer advises high net worth families and individuals on their business aviation interests.  Until recently, he was president of a leading aircraft charter, management, maintenance and FBO provider in the northeast.  

David began his business aviation more than a decade ago, following a successful 25-year career in media, much of which was spent working alongside frequent business jet users.  He is a member of the NBAA Corporate Aviation Management Committee (CAMC) and serves on NATA's Air Charter Committee.  

He can be reached at (516) 456-3275 or djr1010@yahoo.com.

Watch David Rimmer's Video

“Colliding with Death at 37,000 feet and Living”

Embraer Legacy 600 had mid air collision with Boeing 737-800 over the Amazon Rainforest in Brazil – there were no survivors on the Boeing – passengers in the Legacy survived. 

This year at our Annual Aviation Leadership Breakfast some of our regular attendees will share their remarkable story of survival after an almost head-on collision with a Boeing 737-800 airliner at 37,000 feet over the Amazon.  

Below are pictures of their aircraft, an Embraer Legacy 600, being accepted new from the manufacturer, the wing and winglet in flight before the collision, and the wing, winglet, and horizontal stabilizer after the collision.

Sign up and bring your colleagues and customers for fellowship, breakfast and to hear the inspiring stories from our Aviation Leadership Breakfast friends and associates. You can register now by emailing Deborah Nesbitt at deborah.nesbitt@baml.com or Dennis Blackburn at blackburn@flycci.com.

Please spread the word about our 2013 Breakfast and start your 2013 NBAA Conference with us and an amazing story from the survivors of this near death experience. 


Franklin Graham
Derek Green

Director of Aviation for General Electric, Astronaut candidate , and was in charge of the Presidential fleet during an exemplary career in the US Air Force.

 
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