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Top five commercial flight ops rack up 175 years, 282K hours of safe flying
 Crow has been a family business since 1947, and is run by Eric Barnum, who has been president since 1982.

 Crow has been a family business since 1947, and is run by Eric Barnum, who has been president since 1982. He told NBAA Convention News that Crow operates three Bombardier Learjet 35As–“one of the most versatile aircraft in the fleet in terms of payload and speed; it’s hard to beat,” he said–and a Beech King Air B100. Crow has owned every Learjet model up to the 35A. Barnum admits to being “very fond of Learjets,” but he adds, the King Air is a versatile airplane, too.    

Crow, based at Toledo’s Metcalf Field, has operated Aero Commander twins, Pipers, Beech 18s, a Metroliner, King Airs, Conquests, Learjets, a Caravan and a Grumman Mallard.

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