Introduction
As a non-rev, I enjoy traveling. They say we have jet fuel in our veins, and I epitomize that. I’ve wanted to do this site for a long time as I feel there is no one place out there that gives us all the tools we need to plan our trips. Enter passrider.com!
Mission
To assist airline employees and their travel companions with their travel plans i.e. make your life as a non-rev traveler easier.
Vision
To build the premier place on the Internet for non-revs to “hang out.”
Feel free to contact us by sending an e-mail.
hotlink “sending an e-mail” to the Contact Us form.
About the founder
I’m a commercial aviation enthusiast living in the United States. I’ve worked in the airline industry for more than 15 years and hold a Masters degree in Aeronautical Sciences from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University known as the “Harvard of the Skies.”
I still remember my first airplane flight in the summer of 1974 as if it were yesterday. My flight was on a Cessna SkyMaster from the Tinson Pen Aerodrome in
A Cessna SkyMaster is seen here parked at the Pima Air Museum in Tucson, Arizona USA (TUS).
Kingston, Jamaica, to Boscobel, Jamaica, lasting a little under two hours.
I was elated as his dream to fly on an airplane had finally come true!
My first commercial airplane flight was during the summer of 1980 on BWIA (now Caribbean Airlines (BW)), from Kingston, Jamaica (KIN) to Fort-de-France, Martinique (FDF). I spent 17 days there as a French Exchange student. On my way back, I stopped in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti, for two days.
Today, I fly as often as I can, sometimes just for the sake of being in the air and around an airport or an airplane. My itinerary may take me to Sydney, Australia, or as close to home as San Antonio, Texas.
In 2009, I flew approximately 330,000 miles to places such as Dubrovnik, Crotia and Nadi, Fiji. I’m looking forward to visiting more exciting destinations in 2010 and the years ahead.
