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| Legendary Reliable Airlines - Detroit | Started by: MsRain on Jan 26, '21 20:41 |
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As Apache was leaving the park, the tranquil atmosphere shattered by the sound of gunshots echoed through the streets. He instinctively turned towards the source of the commotion, his senses on high alert. The distant pops of gunfire were followed by the unmistakable whine of bullets slicing through the air. His mind raced as he quickly assessed the situation. Something was amiss, and the streets that had moments ago felt so familiar now seemed charged with tension and danger. Apache's training and instincts kicked in, and he knew he needed to get to safety and gather information before making any rash moves. He called Steve and asked to get the plane ready for his immediate departure. Apache wasn't hearing no for an answer and Steve knew better also. Without wasting a moment, he retraced his steps to the airport and headed back to his Chicago headquarters. His heart raced as he pondered the possibilities of what might be unfolding. Could it be a turf war between rival gangs? Or perhaps a power struggle within a larger syndicate? The streets could be unforgiving, especially when shadows danced with malintent. |
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| Reply by: Apache at Aug 14, '23 02:13 | |
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Wellington our pilot announced that we would be arriving at the Middlebelt Road Wayne County Airport in Detroit in thirty minutes. @Salvatore_Lucchese and I started gathering our stuff. While the bloodshed stopped, the scars of the war remained. Detroit's reputation as a peaceful and prosperous city was forever tarnished. Our once-thriving businesses struggled to recover, and our workers lived in constant fear of another outbreak of violence. We went to Hangar 11 to talk with Steve the Cargo Manager. We had to figure out what we would do with the shipment of product that just arrived. In the end, the wars proved bad for business – not just for the criminal enterprises involved but for the entire city of Detroit. It served as a stark reminder that unchecked greed and ambition could lead to the downfall of even the most powerful and influential. We decided for the time being just to hold the product in the warehouse in the terminal. The streets were quiet and no one was moving anything. It wouldn’t be long for things to get back to normal but in the meantime, it didn’t make sense to have that much product stored in the Café. Once everything was secure Sal and I left and headed to meet Big Moe. |
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| Reply by: Roxie at Sep 09, '23 08:23 | |
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BlueEyes arrives in Legendary Airlines on time. Ms.Spicy is trusting him more now by having him more involved in the operation. He is now picking up and delivering the product directly to the cafes along with still keeping clients happy and buying more at increased volume. A large crate comes in which Blue comes to pick up. The customs officer sees this abd walks over. "That's quite the large crate sir may I ask what's in it?" Blue realizes this gentleman was not informed of him picking up product and had to think fast as curious passer bys were walking by watching "I'm a chef starting up a new restaurant and thus crate here is all my ingredients that will make my customers happy and me. Some are savory and some are quite..."Spicy". Upon hearing this word the gentleman realized what was occurring and glanced over at one of the airline clerks walking by looking back at him. With a slight tilt of his head by the agent she feign stumbling to the floor holding her leg,the custom agent immediately runs over to "tend to her" with a few other unknowing innocent bystanders offering to help this damsel in distress. Blue took this cue and made his swift exit to a taxi already arranged to take him to Cafe Columbian. |
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| Reply by: BlueEyes at Nov 22, '23 13:34 | |
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I sat watching JamesDiVasio sleep. He must have been exhausted he fell asleep in the middle of our conversation. Well, not the middle for we had talked for almost two hours. He looked so peaceful and handsome. It was strange how our lives were coming together. I had seen him around Diamonte and Jimmy and had a small conversation. now she and he were in the same origination; they were laundering money for Uncle Joe and setting up shop with her Uncle Big Moe. I have to laugh when I talk about my Uncle Joe and Moe, small world. Wellington the pilot came over the intercom Ms Harper, Mr DiVasio we will land at the Middlebelt Road Wayne County Airport in half an hour. We are flying clear skies and the temperature is a hot 83 degrees. James woke up wondering how long he had slept. I assured him it was only an hour or so. We both made our way to the lavatories and freshened up. Then we gathered up our bags and were ready to deplane. |
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| Reply by: Harper at Jul 09, '24 02:38 | |
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James hasn't has a deep sleep like this in years. His mind is as sharp as a dagger and runs like a hamster in a wheel James was introduced by Silent Assassin to his son Jimmy Silver. James inherited a fortune from the Diacelli Wineries but sold it to Mr. Silver. James was introduced to the beautiful Diamonte and learned everything they knew about business,poker and handling Mafia life. Jimmy personally trained James the ways of his father. James became an expert marksman faster than Jimmy did. He met Ms Harper during his time but it wasn't until 6 months later when both Dianonte and Jimmy Silver were shot did they git to really know each other. Harper was equally witty and beautiful. She commands attention when she walks into a party he could bet any money on that. Harper introduced him to Uncle Moe. He learned and listened to every word that was spoken. James never wanted anything so bad than to take over Big Moe's operations and that included the importation due to taking over his plantations. The voice over the intercom woke him up. he used the facilities and gathered his belongings as they landed into the Detroit Airport. |
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| Reply by: JamesDiVasio at Jul 13, '24 18:41 | |
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Stone came over the intercom advising me we would be landing at the Middlebelt Road Wayne County Airport in thirty minutes, that it was slightly breezy, a low fifty-five degrees. I invested in Legendary Reliable Airlines to launder money for GFC Joseph_Ligambi, plus I loved their concept of convenience and security flying on a chartered jet. As I gained rapport with the Accountant, I found myself being consulted on business decisions. I gathered my stuff and when the plane landed I made my way through the terminal to the business office to say hello to Sally and Steve Hartsfield the Managers. We sat and chatted for a few minutes when Steve told me that Angelo_Corleone had opened a new shipping business called Corleone Shipping & Storage and suggested I contact him, maybe he would be interested in utilizing Legendary Reliable Cargo Transport. I didn't mind speaking with Angelo_Corleone, maybe bringing in some new business. I would stop by his establishment and offer our services. |
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| Reply by: Ghita at Nov 17, '24 05:54 | |
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Chuck Bass had been in Detroit for less than a day, dealing with weapons shipments and a new business partner, but he was already getting restless. The dealings were tedious, and the city itself gritty and cold did little to excite him. However, on his way back to the hotel, he found something unexpected: an antiques store tucked between a run-down diner and a faded pawn shop. Inside, amid the dust and clutter, was a desk, mahogany, sleek, and timeless, with intricate carvings that whispered of old world luxury. It was perfect. He could already picture it in his new office in Philadelphia, a symbol of both power and refinement. Chuck couldn't risk transporting the desk on his own plane, freshly repainted and pristine, not with its glossy new finish. He needed a reliable way to get it back home. His first thought was Legendary Reliable Airlines, a charter company he had heard of through some associates. Located at the Wayne County Airport, they were known for their discreet and efficient service. Plus, they specialized in cargo transport, which meant they could handle a delicate item like his desk without issue. The last thing he wanted was for it to arrive scratched or, worse, damaged beyond repair. The next morning, Chuck made his way to Hangar 11, where Legendary Reliable Airlines operated. Inside, he was greeted by Sally Hartfield, the general manager, who quickly understood the importance of his request. Chuck explained that he needed to transport a large, expensive item back to Philadelphia, and he wasn’t concerned with the cost as long as the desk was handled with care. Sally assured him that their fleet, comprising everything from Cessnas to Boeing 247Ds, was more than capable of handling such a request. After some quick calculations, she offered him a tailored rate, taking into account the desk’s size and weight. The cost was high, but Chuck didn’t flinch. This desk was worth every penny. By the end of the afternoon, everything was arranged. The mahogany desk would be carefully packed and transported by a Fairchild 71 aircraft, one of their most reliable cargo planes. Chuck felt a sense of satisfaction as he shook hands with Sally and prepared to head back to his hotel. The next morning, he’d be back on a plane to Philadelphia, knowing that the desk would be waiting for him, untouched and perfect. For a man like Chuck Bass, the details always mattered, and with Legendary Reliable Airlines, he knew he had found a partner who understood that better than anyone. |
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| Reply by: ChuckBass at Nov 24, '24 13:53 | |
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As the plane doors opened and he queued up to get off...He could smell the detroit air gushing into the closed plane. He moved through the crowd fast and made his way to the customs and didn't utter much and flashed only what needed to be flashed and kept moving. As he went outside and saw the the atmosphere, he could feel it in his loins the the cold air and what might be coming next. He whistled and a cab driver stopped and he made his way into the car and settled in and uttered "Downtown CBD". |
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| Reply by: AlphaKael at Oct 22, '25 05:14 | |
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get on a Fleet: Four to Fourteen passenger airplanes. With 5 kilos in my bag in a hitting suitcase or no, we can see it in coffee where they could dogs couldn't smell it. I was smoking a pack of Marlboro blacks. Running Coke was my game. I had to coat sold for 20 million dollars. When I got to my destination they were waiting for the coke. They paid me out front. I got off the plane. and took the coke I took it to arrival family that they paid me up front if I If I didn't make it to my destination, I don't know 150 times a day. boss hug me and said, thank you. for bringing my Coke rival the Boss right on time. |
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| Reply by: jimmy-the-gent at Oct 28, '25 15:32 | |
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Alpha booked his cab and as it rolled through the wet streets, watching how the city never sleeps. As he arrived at the terminal, everything was as per the usual. He went through his securiy checks, polite nods and customs. He moved through like a ghost with a purpose, neither in a hurry nor hesitant. As he boarded the flight, the cabin lights dimmed and he took his seat by the window and loosened his tie. As the engines roared to life, Alpha exhaled and closed his eyes. Once airborne, the world below disappeared into the clouds - white, endless like a dream. Meanwhile the hostess came over and offered him a drink. He sat there with the glass in his hand lost in thoughts. The deals he made in the Cafe would sgart bringing him money and his name would start being recognised. He was slowly starting to piece the puzzle of his empire together with every passing cloud and second. |
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| Reply by: AlphaKael at Nov 03, '25 06:48 | |
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Wellington voice came over the intercom. Ms Harper , we will be landing at the Middlebelt Road Wayne County Airport in thirty minutes, it’s partly cloudy 74 degrees. As I started gathering my shit my thoughts drifted to BricksMalone . I hope he wasn’t too upset with me. I was supposed to be in Detroit last week. He doesn’t realize how excited I am to see his Royal Obsidian Casino and Lounge, but there was so much shit going on. But I am excited. I have butterfly in my stomach thinking about his new establishment and so very proud of him. I’ve heard nothing but good things about it. From its sleek black speckled granite floors and crystal chandeliers throughout the lobby and gaming floor, to the wonderful hospitality, its nothing but spectacular. Bricks told me he designed a special private room for me and the poker players he calls The Black Emerald. I can’t wait to see the Casino and share my excitement with him. As I started to deplane I clutched my briefcase containing over three hundred thousand dollars worth of stones Pierre has me delivering to Bricks a little tighter. |
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| Reply by: Harper at Apr 10, '26 16:46 | |
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