Bowbreaker

All I read is that China is a model in how to govern and improve a country as a system but pretty damn bad in the case of individual citizens lives. From one day to the other whatever life and business you build may be swallowed up by a new trial that you don't have even the illusion of being able to influence. Also, differently applied rules and systems lead to choices on how to apply what where on all levels of governance which in turn lead to a lot of corruption, especially in a nation where the whole law enforcement apparatus is often underfunded or not all-encompassing enough in scope. And the only way those things could be fine is with large amounts of transparency, popular choice and freedom of movement.

Of the rich the rich customers you have, what would you say is the proportion between known public figures and people who are plain rich but unknown outside their business circles? Excluding family, assistants, friends and other entourage.

Or, to simplify, how many passengers did you recognize the first time they flew with you, in rough percentages?

Will you also answer the other questions?