Its self evident because you hear no training fixes on a gin clear day then 10 in an hour on a hazy one. Training fixes are being used by many to help them get un-lost and I think that's wrong.
So what is it, 1 every 6 minutes or 1 every 90 seconds? What methodology did you use to capture this information, what was the size of your sample, what was the range of the data population and what standard deviation did you encounter?
If you want VAT free fuel then buy a diesel diamond or a turbine single. But lets not forget that what I do at work is provide PUBLIC transport just like a bus or train or ferry driver. I typically do about 12 domestic sectors a week with an 85% load factor so thats 1524 people moving domestically. You want them all in their cars clogging up the road and having fatal accidents then fine.
Again you demonstrate your complete inability to understand the other point of view.
Also you seem to fail to realise that bus and train companies pay VAT on fuel, so you obviously couldn't even be bothered to do some basic research before making your statement.
Anyway, that is beside the point, since I was making an ironic point that seems to have gone straight over your head. I think that you should just accept that you have a great job that many would love to do, learn to put up with the frustrations that go with it and be thankful that you do not have to fly in the US, say in the NYC area, where you would probably become very vexed with the ways things are done.
Its self evident because you hear no training fixes on a gin clear day then 10 in an hour on a hazy one. Training fixes are being used by many to help them get un-lost and I think that's wrong.
Proof please, not assumptions.