If someone can come up with a way of providing good quality aircraft, at low cost and “go when and where you like” availability there must be a few quid in it. Until then it’s business as usual.
As the new diesel technology filters through over the next decade or so, at least it might not get more expensive. It certainly may actually mean upgrading the fleet to Diamonds (or whatever) a viable proposition if they don't pass all the fuel savings on to the renter. I certainly think a/c like the Twin Star will help make twin flying safer and more affordable with national or international business/pleasure trips practical and cost effective for the experienced PPL.
Blimey, that almost reads like a brochure
