Missing hub Captain

[Tony Forrest]

Gent's,

sorry, but at the moment due to severe arthritic problems and lack of staff at work, I shall be missing for a while. I shall still be able to complete a couple of flights a month but will not be online for the time I used to to be. Hopefully this situation will rectify itself when all the Olympics are over and we return to normal at my so called part time retirement. Also, I am working my Doctor overtime, he is a personal friend, so that is an easy way to get good help.

He does keep insisting that I should now be relaxing and enjoying my retirement years, which don't officially start until January of next year. I know, you are all thinking, listen to the Doctor. That is just something I cannot do, I have to be doing something. I have been "In the Service of Mankind" for so many years it is part of my personal portfolio and something I hope to never complete.

When the Para-Olympics have completed and we here in Australia St John Ambulance return to normal and we get all our staff back, I should then be able to rejoin you and relax, get off my feet and enjoy my online time again with you all. Please bare with me.

I can always be contacted and am keeping a close eye on the state of play within our great Virtual Airline.

Thanks all.

Tony.

[Mark Sheppard]

Take care mate...and remember...keep your eyes on the road Rhonda 
Cheers

[Gary Smith]

Take it easy Tony, we'll still be here when you get back.

Regards,
Gary.

[Geoff Thomson]

Yip not the same with You not around Take care Mr Forrest

[Tony Forrest]

  Beware, I return to normal duties Friday and will be a menacing influence again .... 

[Gary Smith]

And a very warm welcome back, I'm sure, Oh Noble Leader.   

Regards,
Gary.