Remy Zero

here's 3 of his planes, and one custom made Harley, which Harley Davidson did specially for MS for his 7th WDC.






i think he used to fly the plane with the hedgehog spikes for races.

chonkoa

I was wondering where you were...

450SEL6.9

Hi, chonkoa! I haven't logged in much lately because my relatively new computer has gone ballistic. All of a sudden and without warning my PC went crazy. It got to the point where I could not log in even in safe mode. I re-installed and it boots up again, but most of my programs don't work! Whenever I try to open a program, I get the cryptic "program has stopped working" message. It's driving me insane, so I haven't posted much even despite Schu's return to testing, the new spy scandal and Alonso signing.

Remy, the first two planes are no longer owned by Schu. They have been sold. The plane in the third picture is the Dassault Falcon 2000EX. It replaced the red and white plane in picture two, which was a Dassault Falcon 2000. I saw in the youtube video that he also flies a Pliatus PC-12, which in itself is a $3 million plane!

Centurion

Even with a private plane you have taking of landing times you have to follow. Can't take off when ever you want, and hiring a pilot isn't free either. When it comes to private flights time is money!

chonkoa

It's good to see your post again mate.
Good luck with the computer.

450SEL6.9

It depends on the airport. Actually, many small airports that serve business and private jets pretty much do allow you to reschedule takeoffs when you please. I know someone with a Learjet 35 and when his business meeting went on longer than expected and he'll be late for a flight, all it takes is a simple phone call to the control tower and that's it. He won't have to drive like a maniac to make his flight because the airport will happily give him a new runway slot and time. It might not even cost him more for his pilots because his guys are paid only if they are operating in-flight and not if they waiting on the tarmac.

I'm a huge Schu fan, but I think this story reeks of publicity. You own a private jet is to avoid things like this. It's a great story and a nice video, but I think it's been embellished. When I first read it, I thought what the hell is he doing flying commercial? His plane wasn't exactly going to leave without him.

Centurion

The story is everywhere and like you said it's rather peculiar since private jets don't involve check-ins and other time consuming steps.

Looking at the video he's taking off from a very small airport and will probably land at a very small airport too, and signing autographs most likely consumed the time he gain speeding in the Opel.

Then again everyone has their reasons for rushing when they really don't have to.

Zonda

Or he just suffers from what we in Sweden call "Blyfot". Simply he has a heavy right foot.