> this most benefits the wealthy If it really is to provide commercial air access to rural places, unless the "rural places" happen to be near resorts or rando

> this most benefits the wealthy If it really is to provide commercial air access to rural places, unless the "rural places" happen to be near resorts or random rural wealthy people, I'd think anyone making over ~$40k per year in that region would benefit. The bit to feel mixed about is to what extent we should subsidize people choosing to live in rural areas.