“No plane, no gain” is the motto adopted by one sector of the aviation industry that’s been hit hard by the economic collapse and souring public perception of corporate aviation. And contrary to the stereotype, corporate jets aren’t used only to ferry fat cats who think flying coach with the rest of us is beneath them.
A new study shows the use of business jets and other small aircraft is more about companies trying to gain efficiency and improve the bottom line than about providing a luxurious perk to those at the top of the corporate ladder. The industry wants to dispel many misconceptions about how and why companies use general aviation.
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