Phoenix Air N173PA, the aircraft that was used to transport Ebola patients from Africa to Dobbins ARB in Marietta GA for transport to Emory University Hospital, which has a biocontainment unit, is on approach to Cartersville GA airport (Phoenix Air's HQ) en route from Albuquerque.
Today the aircraft flew from Cartersville to Philadelphia, then Albuquerque, and now returning to Cartersville (about 40 miles north of Atlanta)
UGH SALLY QUILLIAN YATES
She DOES need to go down hard.
Only one of this entire evil gang I've seen in person, and was about 10' away from her.
Most smug, self-centered looking bitch ever. All the liberals in the room were fawning around her like she was a Kardashian.
I was just sitting there wishing somebody'd spill a drink on her.
Phoenix Air does contract work for military training flights, they provide opposition aircraft for training exercises, transportation of hazardous materials, live animals, fixed-base operators (look this up anons!), electronic warfare simulation & training, etc
www.phoenixair.com has a good breakdown.
Google Earth is showing six identical fighters at the Cartersville airport, and a whole lot more hangar space than could be expected in Cartersville, which doesn't even have a tower. They probably stay pretty busy, that'd make for a good sized overhead to meet on the balance sheet. Cartersville's just a small town of I-75. No doubt they built there to avoid having to deal with congestion at ATL.