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No private Jet this time: Citigroup's Vikram Pandit spotted on the USAir Shuttle to DC

Citigroup, Vikram PanditBiting the bullet: According to the NY Post's Page Six, at least for this trip, Vikram Pandit didn't hop on one of Citigroup's private jets (some currently for sale) but instead opted for the now more politically correct commercial mode of air transportation instead:

GOV. Paterson could have used Maxwell Smart's Cone of Silence on a DC-to-NY USAir Shuttle when his aide, reading The Post, started calling out the odds the paper listed for contenders for future Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's Senate seat. "They seemed amused by the 4-1 odds on [State Attorney General Andrew] Cuomo," said our witness. Also on the flight: Citi CEO Vikram Pandit, who is flying commercial since holding out his begging cup on Capitol Hill.

December 05, 2008 in Citigroup, Credit Crunch, Politics, Private jets, Vikram Pandit |

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