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How many people who don't fly, but can afford to, have you interviewed about their reasons for not flying? This is where I would start trying to solve that prob
by ArpanRau 2y ago
How many people who don't fly, but can afford to, have you interviewed about their reasons for not flying? This is where I would start trying to solve that problem. I'd be shocked if any of them mention coordinated flying :)
My 2c - the best way to go to big scale with a GA product is to somehow find a way to make it dual use and secure the DoD as a customer. The problem with doing this is that the DoD becomes your main customer and GA becomes your hobby...
- n_ermosh 2y agoWe've talked to many and the complexity of flying a plane is a big factor--because the knowledge that if they mess up stick and rudder means they have a high chance of losing control and crashing scares them from flying. Our system helps alleviate that fear.
- jki275 2y agoI think you're solving the wrong problem. People who are afraid of learning to aviate shouldn't be flying. Fear of things one isn't capable of doing is healthy.