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Jetwhine was first published in 2006 as my experiment with the then-burgeoning world of social media. So here we are 18 years later still publishing stories and opinions about the aviation industry I don’t think you’ll find anywhere else on the internet. That must be a good sign, I think.
Jetwhine was first published in 2006 as my experiment with the then-burgeoning world of social media. Some 18 years later we’re still publishing stories and opinions I don’t think you’ll find anywhere else 18 years later. That must be a good sign, I think. I just never know when the next astounding piece of journalism will appear.
With that thought in mind, Jetwhine welcomes stories from anyone who has something interesting or useful to say about the aviation/aerospace industry. If you have an idea for a story, please drop me an email and tell me what you’re thinking about at rob@jetwhine.com. But, please e-mail me before you begin writing anything you’d like me to consider. We normally do not accept unrequested manuscripts.
A Bit About Jetwhine’s Publisher, Rob Mark
Rob Mark has been immersed in the aviation industry since he was a kid. As a teenager, he volunteered to help park airplanes at the EAA’s airshow when it was held in Rockford, Illinois.
editor, Robert Mark, is a 30-year aviation-industry veteran. He is the Chief Executive Officer of CommAvia, a business development consulting group that specializes in marketing, public relations, issues management and community relations solutions for airports and aviation businesses around the globe. He is an adjunct faculty member at Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism.
A contributing editor to Aviation International News, Mark was in 2004 named the Airbus Aerospace Journalist of the Year. Author of four aviation books for McGraw-Hill, he has also written for Business & Commercial Aviation, Professional Pilot, FLTops.com, Flying and Air Line Pilot magazine, as well as The Chicago Tribune.
Mark is a former airline and corporate pilot, as well as a current Certified Flight Instructor. He’s logged over 6000 hours in aircraft from a Cessna 150 to the Embraer Legacy to the Boeing BBJ. Ten years of his career was also devoted to the FAA.
As a professional speaker, Rob Mark has engaged audiences on a variety of aviation topics at regional, as well as national convention meetings from the American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE), the Florida Aviation Trades Association, the National Air Transportation Association (NATA), the Minnesota Aviation Trade Association and the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA). He’s also appeared on CBS, NBC and Fox News television as a source of accurate aviation industry information.
Contact Robert Mark at rob@jetwhine.com