Million Air gives away motorcycle

October 8, 2008
FBOs

Count on Kim Yensen to be turning heads on the highway in the months ahead. Yensen–a Devon Energy Corp. employee in Edmond, Okla.–is the winner of a drawing for a 2008 Harley-Davidson Heritage Softail Classic motorcycle that was given away at the show Tuesday by private-jet-services provider Million Air.

The one-of-a-kind motorcycle, valued at $25,000, was custom-painted to celebrate the Wright Brothers’ first flight and the founding of Harley-Davidson, both of which occurred in 1903. The bike’s left side features famous figures in aviation, while the right side illustrates the growth of Harley-Davidson.

Million Air customers entered the contest throughout the year at the company’s FBOs. The motorcycle is on display at Million Air’s Booth No. 4671.

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