The Rousseau Report is a series of informative videos about the multi-faceted business jet industry. Join your host, Dennis Rousseau, as he lends his 45+ years of experience and insight to take a deep dive into all things aviation.
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Thank you for sharing the business jet industry.😊
From each category, you listed what are your personal favorites from an operational standpoint?
Thank you for sharing this great business jet industry.😊
Thank you for sharing the business jet industry.😊
What a great video. Thanks!
Similar to freedom boat club. Heard bad things about that. A boat will leave you stranded but a plane not maintained the best will leave you.... I could be wrong as I am not a pilot.
Loved this airplanes remember the time when it was hard to find parts for this airplane and some new York operator believed it would have to have one or two airplanes just for parts.
Did he say .78 on the speed? Just doesn’t seem competitive and he’s right, you get stuck in the mid 30s and you can kiss the 325 gal goodbye
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Thank you for sharing this aircraft industry news.😊
Fantastic 😊
Not a fan of those.
Avweb, fuel cost affecting hours flown. Sure, C-172 owners care. Dessault owners? Not so much. Cost of milk, up. Stock market, 40,288, up 17% since this clip. So a billion in the U.S.30 is up $170,000,000. Moral of story. If you care how much your McDonalds Big Mac costs, don’t buy a private jet. Oh, and buy the cheeseburger instead. Skip the fries. 300 calories vs 820, or 37% of the calories. You may still need to buy a new belt this year, but it will be shorter, not longer. It’s not McDonalds that made people fat.
Excellent video.
This man is genuine and extremely professional. Highly recommended
Thank you for sharing great information about owning great aircraft.😊
When is the recommended hours/time frame to trade out of a jet, based on 2000s era jet. Say a challenger 604 or a Light jet.
Great post. Can you go more into detail on how much these inspections cost. May need a full video for that
T hx ill just walk
Get yourself a bicycle and get in shape …
After 20000 thousand hours flying pully controlled aircraft, I disagree, Flyby wire on its own is a liability.
Dennis, are you out of your mind? Speaking about this Brazilian Jet, you just announced it for more purchases even... Don't you care about other people's safety? 👇👇 . 😂😂😂 Sorry, I'm just kidding... Actually I live about 2 hours by car from the Manufactory (Embraer) that built this aircraft, here in São Paulo State. Thumbs up for your Channel. Have a nice trip! ✈✈✈
Dennis is The Boss!
Dennis is the Best!! Respect
Nice jet. If only it had bigger engines it would have been perfect.
HondaJet
good to see this channel active
Thanks you for sharing.😊
Is it better to buy an ERJ145 and retrofit it into BJ ?
Thank you for you and your work in the Business Jet Industry.
This was prior to the Republican Management that decided to do what Ford & GM do. Ford selected a rather crude, but effective placement of gas tanks with a piercing device very close by to insure combustion. GM chose a more engineering approach with a less obvious constilation of occurrences, like deactivating airbags, turning off power steering and brakes, perhaps even locking the steering wheel too... GM's Special Ignitions worked brilliantly for a decade. Boeing, however, really rolled out a marketing program with their Boeing Roulette; IF you want all the necessary Bolts 🔩, make sure you both order them and pay the upcharge. If you want both sensors so the computer doesn't Nosedive to the ground, make sure you order and pay extra because as Boeing has demonstrated, without both, you dont stand a chance. If you want gaskets that hold, order them and pay extra - or just wait until they blow-out and replace them and yhe door. Etc. You'd be surprised what all extra you must order and pay extra for - simply to live - hence the Boeing Roulette program.
I can read Wikipedia too
Thank you for sharing great aircraft business jet information.😊
"If you choose an uncharted path be ready for naysayers, surprises, technological hurdles, financial setbacks, deadline set and missed." You wrote that for us, apparently.
Uncharted path. Man, that's us. "I can't remember how many times I was told it can't be done."
nice work
keep it up
With those winglets the Citation X is possibly the most beautiful executive aircraft out there. Too bad it's so cramped inside. The market has decided that giving up a bit of speed for a LOT of space is the way to go.
VERY INFORMATIVE.
Thanks for great information. But aircraft is way way behind in technology. Very difficult to work and no access. It is huge hip of metals.
Excellent content!! Spot on!!
Thank you for the update , lets see what the end of the year holds
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Why is Richard Gere talking about airplane stuff?
Maybe in the future, there will be Fly By WireLess or Fly By Artificial Intelligence
that'll probably be first implemented as a new way for Boeing planes to bring you to the crash site faster... 🤤 hoping the FAA will not let that double stupid💩 ever happen. 😒
I loved the story you told Dennis of how you created AP, what a great tool for aircraft owner/operators/and all in this industry, your a Legend!
Great content Dennis!!
I flew the Falcon 50EX for several hundred hours and truly enjoyed it; it flies like a fighter jet! That is also why I am wanting to get back on Falcons (I currently fly BD-500s and -700s).
I'm looking to buy a bombardier global and thank you so much for this much detail in your review.
Cessna is fortunate indeed, to have Richard Gere as a spokesperson