US EditionNASA administrator to offer free private jet joyrides to 'exceptional' employees: 'Keep an eye out at rocket launches'
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NASA administrator to offer free private jet joyrides to 'exceptional' employees: 'Keep an eye out at rocket launches'
NASA's new chief, Jared Isaacman, hasn't led the agency for a month yet, but he's already introduced a controversial new employee incentive, according to Bloomberg. Isaacman was confirmed Dec. 17, but his installation was not without significant controversy, the BBC reported. A billionaire and close ally of Tesla CEO Elon Musk, Isaacman was first floated as a candidate to head NASA in late 2024, before the Trump administration took office. In M…
NASA workers will be able to fly in the private jet of their boss Jared Isaacman for free as a new reward from the space agency. The billionaire has put his F-5 jet at the service of his most exceptional employees, as announced in a social network tweet X by press secretary Bethany Stevens."If you are an experienced NASA employee who does exceptional work, you will have opportunities to roam the skies," he says in the message that Bloomberg has …
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