Entrepreneur Rick Schirmer says that he and his family "feel safer" flying on a private plane. "Flying in a private plane means that our family is able to avoid the airport security experience and the crowds at airports, the flight rage and being surrounded by people who don't always mask their faces properly," says the Los Angeles-based marketing boss.While the vast majority of us haven't been on a private aircraft, it is easy to see the appeal.It is an exclusive and luxurious world in which you are able to avoid huge airports and other travelers. And there is no rush to meet your check-in time because the sleek aircraft departs when you're at your best, and not the other way round.Plus In many instances you don't have to go into an airport terminal. The limousine instead drives to the runway, and then leads you to the aircraft. A cheerful cabin crew member will hand champagne, and you will be able to relax in a leather sofa. According to Wingx the number of private planes in 2021 was 3.3million private planes in the year 2000 that was the largest amount ever recorded. Is their use justifiable given their environmental impact?
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