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Introduction to the business model of the Aviation Access Project. We have been working hard since February to make this dream become real. Affordable aircraft ownership and flight training for all of us!
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AAP Introduction 2012
- 2. OUR VISION “We imagine a day when, thanks to this bold initiative, there will be unprecedented access to private aviation in the U.S. from entry levels to business levels so that both people’s passions and business’ productivity can be catapulted to new heights because of this new access and the freedom it provides.”
- 3. THE ACCESS PROBLEM • Access is limited by – Very high costs for new aircraft – Very high cost for flight instruction – Very high dropout rates for student pilots • Any attempt to increase access must – Make flying affordable – Lower the dropout rate by providing excellent instruction & support
- 4. OUR SOLUTION Flight Center Customer Light Sport Support Aircraft Flight Fractional Training Ownership
- 5. THE FLIGHT CENTER • Aircraft sales & maintenance • Aircraft hangaring • Country club atmosphere • Training facilities • Social events • Social media
- 6. LIGHT SPORT AIRCRAFT • Sport Pilot License • No medical certificate • 2 seats, 120k max speed • Latest technology • Many use auto gas • Lowest cost new aircraft to buy & own • Sleek, modern, efficient design • Comfortable cabin
- 7. THE “SPIRIT” Cruise Speed 110 mph Max Cruise 125 mph Seats & Interior 2, leather opt’l. Stall (w/flaps) 35 mph Baggage area Holds 50 lbs Radio, GPS, Xpdr Yes Takeoff Distance 262 ft Range 528 nm
- 8. FRACTIONAL OWNERSHIP • Greatly reduced upfront and recurring cost • Hassle-free ownership • Train in your own airplane! • No per-hour fees* • 70 hours/year included! • Easy, convenient scheduling • Traveling near another Flight Center? You can use their planes! * For first 70 hours. Additional hours may be purchased separately.
- 9. FLIGHT TRAINING • Train with our Flight Pros! • Streamlined training syllabus • Train in your own airplane! • Online training • Use modern flight simulators • “Intelligent Cockpit Time” methods • 20 hours of training INCLUDED in share price!* * FAA requires 20 hours minimum training time. Some students may require more.
- 10. CUSTOMER SUPPORT Personnel committed to your success! • Ambassadors to attend to your needs • Techs that maintain your aircraft per manufacturer’s specs • Asset Managers that coordinate maintenance and service • Just call, text or email!
- 11. OUR PROMISE TO YOU • Aviation Access Project is committed to providing everyone the opportunity to share in our passion for flying. Our members will own a share of an airplane at a reasonable price, gain great training at an excellent facility and receive awards for their accomplishments. From the Center Director, Aircraft Maintenance Tech, and Flight Pro to the individual customers and their families, AAP wants to leave a legacy of memories that inspire future pilots.