A platform lets private aircraft owners fill the 40% of flights that currently fly empty by matching them with passengers who pay only for the leg they actually fly. Owners earn revenue from unused capacity, passengers save money, and empty-leg emissions drop.
That's exactly what our system does. I consider us very environmental friendly because we're taking what is known in the industry, 40% of the private aircraft that are flying over our heads at this moment and all moments are empty. We find ourselves, you know, in a position where we're filling those. And so like you said, from the owner's perspective to all our listeners who may own an aircraft, well, you're getting revenue on that aircraft that you wouldn't have had had you have continued empty. And then from our member standpoint of the house, well, you're not having to pay for the airplane to go to, let's go back to the Boston example from Kansas City, go drop off in Boston and then fly back empty to Kansas City. You're only paying for what you're actually flying.
