Today's tasks had me making my rounds in both New York and Texas.
To begin my day I departed Chesterfield Station and proceeded to Trenton Outpost.
From there I proceeded to return to Chesterfield Station with Industrial Hardware.
I then departed from Chesterfield Station to return to Trenton Outpost.
After acquiring the Industrial Hardware at Trenton Outpost I returned to Chesterfield Station.
Once the load master finished his work off loading the Industrial Hardware at Chesterfield Station I departed for Trenton Outpost once more.
Upon arriving at Trenton Outpost they dock hands were quick to reload my ship with yet another load of Industrial Hardware, once they completed their tasks I departed for Chesterfield Station.
Arriving at Chesterfield Station the crew were most gracious for the arrival of the much needed Industrial Hardware and made short work of removing it from my vessel, the DSE)Standard.Shipping.
Once I docked my ship at Trenton Outpost it seemed the crew were on lunch and a few AI Drones loaded my ship. I thanked them and made preparations to launch for Chesterfield once again.
With another successful trip down the notoriously dangerous Fort Bush lane I safely made port at Chesterfield Station my cargo was quickly removed and I was hurried on my way back to Trenton Outpost.
It seems that Ms.Doe may have called ahead because upon my arrival at Trenton Outpost before I could barely finished notating my fuel usage on my Expense Report Sheet my cargo hold was full once more and I departed again for Chesterfield Station.
Returning to Chesterfield Station the Industrial Hardware was off loaded I took a short break to grab a drink and a snack then departed for Trenton Outpost.
At Trenton Outpost my cargo was loaded into my hold and I made haste back to Chesterfield Station.
Arriving at Chesterfield was entirely uneventful, my cargo was off loaded and I departed once more for Trenton Outpost.
At Trenton Outpost the cargo loading was as uneventful as when it was off loaded at Chesterfield Station, shortly there after I departed for Chesterfield.
Docking at Chesterfield Station my cargo hold was emptied and I launched back into space and set course for Trenton Outpost.
At Trenton Outpost I picked up another load of Industrial Hardware and launched for Chesterfield Station.
Upon returning to Chesterfield I was informed that I would be picking up a flight member. After unloading this shipment I launched into space and paired up with DSE)Hotwire which made finishing the contract considerably faster. Once we made each other's acquaintance we departed for Trenton Outpost. We arrived at Trenton Outpost and docked picked up our shipment then left for Chesterfield Station.
We had an entirely average trip back to Chesterfield Station, we got a warm welcome and our cargo was unloaded. We then proceeded back to Trenton Outpost.
At Trenton Outpost we had to wait for a new hire to finish his training before our cargo was loaded on, minor inconvenience but nothing major, we remained on schedule back to Chesterfield Station.
Once our cargo was finished being offloaded by the brave dockworkers we weighed anchor and set sail back for Trenton Outpost.
We touched down in the dock at Trenton Outpost and awaited for the dockworkers to stow our cargo into our ships when they completed their work we once again cast off for Chesterfield Station.
When we got back to Chesterfield Station I grabbed another coffee from Sunbucks and got back to my ship in time for the crew to have finished unloading. After checking that Madeline of the DSE)Hotwire had completed their pre-flight checks we launched to space and made haste to Trenton Outpost.
At Trenton Outpost things were moving along at a normal pace and we were loaded up and sent on our way.
This was my last trip, we departed Chesterfield Station after having our cargo unloaded and made quick travel over to Trenton Outpost. Once there I noticed a few warning lights on the dash, I had the techs from USI take a peak but they said it should survive the flight back to Chesterfield Station. Unfortunately, on my way back my ship suffered another core malfunction all weapons fell offline and life support systems began malfunctioning., I'll chalk this up to the extremely busy day we had today and the amount of work it has put in.
I cautiously flew it back to Chesterfield where I docked it and it is currently being evaluated by the Technicians on site. Hopefully they can fix the issue, or Interspace finally pays me my loan of which I am still waiting for so I can finally replace the old thing. For the time being I am renting one of the company ships until I can get that situation sorted.
Madeline finished the contract, shortly here after.
This is where I am reporting from. Below you will find the usual itemized expense report as well as drone cameras of the trip.
