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It is costly fuel. Right?



 
 
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Old May 25th 06, 03:29 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Default It is costly fuel. Right?

On 2006-05-24, John T wrote:
All comes down to economy of scale.


The (lack of) economies of scale in GA are not the root cause though -
they are just one result of the root causes.

The main root cause is that 99% of humanity find being in the air a
frightening and unpleasant experience to varying degrees - from mild
anxiety at the one end to sheer terror at the other. Flying a light
aircraft will NEVER have mass appeal, even if you solved all the
infrastructure problems.

Flying is a very unnatural thing for humans to do - we are land
creatures. Only a few of us are weird enough that we are air creatures.
That will always be the case.

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