Whats the problem?
It looks like the undercurrent of the argument above is the question as to whether the cost of training will increase under the new management. And the answer is of course it will, and there is nothing wrong with this. The costs under the previous training organisation were considerably less than every other flying school in the country but ultimately unsustainable, which I expect is one of the reasons it ended.
So costs won't be a low as before, but Inverness should look forward to a good period of flying training over the coming years now than ACS are involved.