Flight-sharing can’t take off in the US without Congress’s help

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In Europe, general aviation transportation is growing, thanks to a regulatory framework that has embraced the digital age. But in the U.S., general aviation transportation is dying out.

Why, in a country that’s traditionally supported ingenuity and innovation, is this happening? The truth is, we have the innovation to save general aviation in the U.S., but opposition from regulators and special interest groups invested by the status quo is preventing that innovation from occurring. It’s time for Congress to step in.

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