It's an interesting-looking piece of tech, but the article is ridiculous. "Man those airport security lineups are so annoying, time to drop $100k on a one-seate

It's an interesting-looking piece of tech, but the article is ridiculous. "Man those airport security lineups are so annoying, time to drop $100k on a one-seater plane with a 300-mile range!" As if it fills the same use-case as a flight from a major airport. More comparable to short-range commuter flights, (e.g. Vancouver-Victoria), which fly downtown-to-downtown, have negligible security-related inconvenience, and don't require you to reserve a field and hangar at each end to land your craft.