He inherits an airline and becomes the man with the final say. From then on, his life is anything but ordinary.
He recruits the most beautiful flight attendants and creates the most luxurious air travel experience.
First floor, lobby: total area of 10,000 square meters
Four-sided reception area, VIP lounge, welcoming area
Second floor, warehouse: total area of 9,000 square meters
Carbon brake pad storage, aircraft maintenance tool storage,
thrust reverser area, spare aviation tires
Third floor, conference rooms and recreation rooms: total area of 8,000 square meters
Small, medium, and large conference rooms
Mahjong and game rooms, mahjong tables, pool tables
Fourth floor, senior departments: total area of 8,000 square meters
Human Resources, Brand Planning, Safety Supervision, Marketing and Sales
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
The plane stopped just ten meters away? What a great comparison, can the aircraft carrier take off and land?
In air crashes, planes often run out of the 1.8-Kilometer runway after landing. The author writes that it stopped after more than 10 meters!
I just want to ask, do airlines need treasury? Storing gold????
Let me see, how can any airline recruit people only in the same city? The country is so big, why are they worried about not having enough talent?
Is your company built one building at a time?
Do I have some misunderstanding about **ping? It's 100*100 meters, so big, it's not even as big as a larger passenger terminal.
This book is basically the same as the one about banks, except that banks are replaced by airplanes. I'm also convinced.
Personally, I think the protagonists have become more powerful and their mentality should change. He has spent so much time and effort to take revenge on an ant-like person. If you look at it too much, it's just a conspiracy. If you look at it badly, it's like a chicken with a grudge. The character of the protagonist determines the quality of this book. It's really confusing and decisive.
This one is similar to The Banker. . . . .
Commentary on Chapter 50 The Arrival of Ouyang Jie in "I Have an Airline" written by Shuhan Kaitian.