If you can't fly your airplane there, then you don't. But it's not as
though your owned airplane costs you MORE just because you had to travel
without it. If when you are at your destination, you choose to rent an

It is not the pure dollar cost that matters, but the effectiveness of
the money spent, i.e. cost vs. utility. It is especially true for
something requiring continuous money infusions like owning an airplane.

Your comment sounds a lot like something someone who has never owned an

That's exactly that. I'm evaluating my options now.

airplane might say when trying to find some reason to not own an airplane.

Not that I'm trying to find a reason not to own, rather a sound justification
to own.


Andrey