The absolute bane of any business is not getting paid for the services delivered, particularly when those services involve significant expenditure to generate. Leaving an aircraft on the ground costs airlines money, but flying one costs a lot more, including personnel costs, fuel, landing rights, ground handling, ticketing, catering, airport usage and so on.
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PRESS RELEASE The Military Aviation Museum acquired a WWII Navy Bombardier Trainer, the Beechcraft SNB-1 in 2022. This unusual aircraft played a vital role in the war effort by training the Navigators and Bombardiers who […]