Chartered Flights on Private Jets by the administrators of West Virginia University

Charleston to Morgantown

Trip Details
  1. Date
    Mar 18, 2022
  2. Route
    LBE-CRW-MGW-LBE
  3. Destinations
    Charleston, WV
    Morgantown, WV
  4. Aircraft
    Citation CJ3 (N40WV)
  5. Flight Hours
    2
  6. Approx. Distance
    306.83 nmi
  7. Flight Crew
    Cary James Shoemaker
    Richard Wayne Constantine
Cost
  1. Hourly Rate
    $2,788.25
  2. Landing Fees
    $320.00
  3. Fuel Surcharge
    $1,011.93
  4. Crew Expenses
    $150.00
  5. Domestic Tax
    -
  6. Est. Federal Tax†
    $529.38
  7. Total
    $7,058.43
  8. (per passenger)
    $1,411.69

† Federal Excise Tax is only an estimate of the actual, at 7.5%. It is not included in the total.

Carbon Footprint
  1. Fuel Burned‡
    340 gal
  2. CO2 Emitted*
    3.04 metric tons

‡ Citation CJ3 burns 170 gal/h.
* US Energy Information Administration (EIA) data shows the average CO2 emitted by burning 1 gallon of jet fuel/AVGAS is 8,939.50 grams.

Passengers (5)
1. E. Gordon Gee
Dept.
WVU President
VP/Div.
President's Office
2. Sarah Biller
Dept.
WVU Exec Director, Vantage Ventures
VP/Div.
WVU Chambers College / Economic Innovation
3. Kelly Saunders Flanagan
Dept.
Director, WVU University Events
VP/Div.
President's Office
4. Jack Thompson
Dept.
WVU Director of Corporate Relations
VP/Div.
Strategic Initiatives
5. Wiley Rhodes
Dept.
Entrepreneur hosted by Vantage Ventures
VP/Div.
WVU Chambers College / Economic Innovation
Justification
  1. Justification
    Travel to Charleston, WV for an event of President Bidens Interagency Working Group (IWG) on Coal and Power Plant Communities and Economic Revitalization, a partnership among the White House and nearly a dozen federal agencies, committed to pursuing near and long-term actions to support coal, oil and gas, and power plant communities as the nation transitions to a clean energy economy. Several federal investments will be announced during the IWG-hosted listening session at the West Virginia Regional Technology Park where federal government officials will meet with leaders from the private sector, philanthropy, labor and community organizers to identify key opportunities to advance energy infrastructure projects, workforce development and training strategies, and environmental clean-up priorities across the Appalachia region, which is comprised of 13 states from southern New York to northern Mississippi.
  2. Signed for by
    Amy Garbrick
  3. Approved by
    Amy Garbrick
Trip Itinerary

itinerary.pdf (35.6 kB)

Reservation Form

reservation.pdf (92.3 kB)

Invoice (2022-03)

2022-03.pdf

Information on this site is classified as public record and was obtained from a legal request pursuant to W.Va. Code § 29B-1-1 et. seq. (WVFOIA).

This site is not affiliated with West Virginia University or LJ Aviation.

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