Picture 54

This picture shows me a private jet, twin-engine aircraft. It’s white, and there’s a blue stripe along the fuselage, and it’s parked on the apron. In addition, the main door is opened, so the passengers can board the aircraft. Besides that, the chocks are placed. In the background, I can see the sky, it seems to be clear, and the visibility seems to be good. In the foreground, I can see the pilot and a flight attendant welcoming the passengers who are in line to board the aircraft. They are carrying some carry-on luggage. It’s possible to see the pavement, and finally, on the left side, I can see a car.

Before the picture was taken, I believe the pilot filed the flight plan, then they had a briefing and performed the pre-flight checks, including the walk around. When getting into the cockpit, the pilots also performed some internal checks.

Once the boarding is completed, and the passengers are all on their corresponding seats, the door will be closed, the pilots will request taxiing clearance to the runway in use. Additionally, the pilots will do some final checks, and finally, they will be cleared to depart.

It will depend on the operational costs. I believe airline companies will abolish the executive class to offer low price flight tickets to reduce costs and increase profit. Therefore executive aviation can be a solution.