Are you (a) cashed-up, (b) required to fly between Sydney and Melbourne a lot for business and/or pleasure reasons, and (c) so over the tyranny of having to check in to commercial flights then sit around with plebs, most of whom are probably wearing ~pluggers~?
While the service promises to be hella convenient, offering 54 weekly flights between the two cities in a handsomely-appointed Beechcraft King Air 350, the price certainly ain’t cheap.
“The several hundred [subscribers] we are looking for are keen as mustard to save time. It is going to save them about two hours per round trip. We are working off a membership number. We have a lot of people showing significant interest in it now. Once we reach that break-even number we launch.”
When it does launch – potentially in the second quarter of the year – the service will fly between Sydney’s Bankstown airport and Melbourne’s Essendon, as well as touching down in Canberra. There are plans to expand to Brisbane and Adelaide at a later time.