Why General Aviation?(3)

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Business Aviation
Business Aviation includes air taxi operations, in which clients charter whole aircraft, and corporate operations in which a company owns and operates its own aircraft using professional pilots. Business Aviation provides industry and commerce with speed and flexibility of operation which the rigid schedules and time-wasting routines of airline travel deny to those who need to travel quickly, cost-effectively and by the most direct routing. It enables busy executives to complete trips in a day which otherwise would involve the frustrations and expense of overnight stops.
It is no coincidence that many of the world’s most profitable companies operate their own aircraft and there are well in excess of 200 corporately owned aircraft in the UK.
There are more than one hundred air taxi operators in the United Kingdom, not only

providing regular charter and ad hoc services for business travellers, but a vital part of the overnight mail, business data transportation services and freight services.
Air Ambulance and Emergency Services
Increasing use by the emergency services of aeroplanes and helicopters means improved reaction and mobility for police and ambulance operations. The UK’s air ambulance services have the capability to transport medical supplies, or urgently needed transplant organs and can repatriate critically ill or injured patients whose lives would be threatened without the availability of General Aviation aircraft.

Agricultural, Aerial Survey, Aerial Photography and other General Aviation
General Aviation aircraft are used for aerial survey work, commercial support to military operations, shipping and fishing patrols, coast guard duty and the dispersal of coastal oil slicks. Agricultural aviation helps protect farm and forest land.
Manufacturing and Support
UK companies manufacture whole aircraft, aircraft structures and components in the General Aviation sector. There is a wide range of companies selling, overhauling, maintaining, financing and insuring General Aviation aircraft.
Leisure and Sporting Aviation
In the early days all flying was carried out for leisure and sporting reasons.
Nowadays the pursuit of flying for recreational purposes supports an industry which is a vital component of the UK economy. Large numbers of British designed and built light aircraft have been exported worldwide where they perform a valuable role for medevac,
pipeline inspection, security operations and other duties. UK pilots flying solely for leisure reasons now regularly complete intercontinental flights which have helped to unite communities worldwide and to
remove artificial barriers to travel and trade.
Their aircraft have helped to create and develop
new technology which has been sold worldwide,
some systems even finding their way into the
vehicles that we now drive.
Recreational pilots regularly entertain at airshows, which are second only to football matches in terms of the audiences they attract. Some pilots take time to offer flights to schoolchildren and adults, giving them
　
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