Part of the job of a charter pilot is to show no fear. Imagine you’re a passenger aboard a charter plane and you’re looking up in the cockpit, the skies are dark, the air is bumpy, lightning all around, you’re looking for some assurance, and instead, your pilot has an oh-my-God look of sheer terror on his face. Not good. Even if you survived the flight, you’d probably never fly again. “Book me a rental car.” So, first rule in aviation, show no fear. Actually it’s the second. First is, never crash. Second is, show no fear. At least to the passengers. If ...