Dear MEL Topic Readers,
Shared
business flights are under way
Nothing is more
expensive and wasteful than an empty flight. The crew is on board and paid, the
fuel is burnt and the air is polluted. It is not only economically but also
environmentally disastrous, isn’t it? If a jet is flown at all, it should be
boarded by as many passengers as it can carry.
There are approximately
300 business jets in China. According to industry data, about 2,500 of their return
flights carried no passengers in 2015. They could have flown at least 10,000 passengers
if such opportunities had reached to those who needed or wanted to travel on the
given days. And of course, the owners or operators of those business jets made
economical returns.
Now a new app
is developed to present such special opportunities to those who want to enjoy
luxury and convenience. Sounds like air-Uber, doesn’t it?
Enjoy reading
and thinking of taking a shared private jet.
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