I can also see a substantial leisure travel market. There is a growing traveling population willing to trade in time for lower transportation costs.
That was the novelty part.
I can also see a substantial leisure travel market. There is a growing traveling population willing to trade in time for lower transportation costs.
It is interesting; something to mull over. Transportation costs are undoubtedly high, with no end in sight.
The article speaks of using it to reach remote regions, such as Canada. I’m wondering about icing problems, if they are prone to this problem, how would it affect lift, etc?
Low and slow along the Pacific Coast Highway, across the Serengeti, around the Hawaiian Islands, over the Grand Canyon, across the Alps, or through the Inside Passage. Could be a very good way to travel!