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Mike Schumann wrote:
GA isn't growing either. The number of student pilot licenses issued has dropped over 20% in the last few years. One of the leading flight schools in the Twin Cities (Wings) has just closed as a result. Mike Schumann Of course. People practising such activities tend to be wealthier than the average, and so sincerely believe that cost is not a problem. They are completely overlooking the fact that they belong to an extremely small minority, and that for the vast majority of people, aviation activities are completely cost forbidden. -- Michel TALON |
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