Carolinas HealthCare’s planes used for business, personal trips
http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2013/09/21/4329517/carolinas-healthcares-planes-used.html
Two Beechcraft King Air 200 airplanes in Carolinas HealthCare's fleet. System CEO Michael Tarwater, a licensed pilot, sometimes flies one of those planes for business and personal trips.
Carolinas HealthCares planes used for business, personal trips
By Ames Alexander
Posted: Sunday, Sep. 22, 2013
Michael Tarwater, the CEO of one of the nations largest hospital chains, enjoys a rarely discussed perk: the freedom to fly planes owned by the nonprofit system for business and pleasure.
Flight logs provided by Carolinas HealthCare System show Tarwater took at least 29 personal flights on the systems planes from 2008 through 2012. During that time, he also has been on board 101 flights that the system said were for business.
Tarwaters personal flights are counted as part of his compensation, which totaled $4.8 million in 2012, according to the hospital system.
Widely recognized for guiding Mecklenburg Countys largest employer through a period of remarkable growth, Tarwater has also honed another skill: Hes an accomplished pilot.