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Wednesday, September 15th 2010

1:20 PM

Maine certified pilots

School 05, the success of the air taxi concept hinges on matching supply and demand in real time and providing inexpensive, reliable service. The debut of 'very light jets' from manufacturers like Eclipse Aviation and Adam Aircraft is crucial for making this business model feasible. These planes weigh 10,000 pounds or less and have a flying distance of about 500 miles.

Does it matter, the new deal is point to point which we have seen coming for about five years now. Actually ten if you look at the pre-sort of P-1 and P-2 freight at the Fed Ex Terminals. Pre-sort before it goes to the hub in Memphis means less cost and more profitable flights. It seems now this newest theory is being used everywhere again. Even in container shipments are being moved this way, and there is even a study at the World Bank discussing this issue. If you can cut out the middleman by way of computerized logistics you can see the benefit. Also, different avionics can affect the weight and balance of an aircraft. So, it is entirely possible for one Citation II jet to have a range of 1,000nm while another can travel 1,900nm on the same day and route. Operational Control Procedures There are over 3,000 FAA certified aircraft operators in the country, and each Vermont certified pilots follows operational procedures which the FAA and third-party auditing firms approve and routinely review to hold aircraft operators accountable. Well, in the future there will be air taxis enable, and pick up the passengers right in the cul-de-sac and take you to your destination. Of course if you're just going to the store you would opt for a regular taxicab or even ride your bicycle. But if you're only traveling three or 400 miles that would make sense to take an air taxi.
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Wednesday, September 15th 2010

1:16 PM

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