> This sounds like "Just pay three thousand dollars per flight and problem solved!"
That's because it is. The fact that there's a solution that costs money doesn't make it any less of a solution.
That's because it is. The fact that there's a solution that costs money doesn't make it any less of a solution.
It's like if someone suggested how to improve public transportation and you answered "I found the best improvement - just take a cab everywhere."
Re: local transportation: What if it ends up being an improvement of the transportation market, to the point all middle class people can afford to pay for a ride in a car when you really need it? Virgin Atlantic started off with Richard Branson chartering planes across the Atlantic.
How could one disrupt transatlantic travel in a different way?
I think you mean the experience of public transportation, in which case, air travel is public transportation and buying 1st class tickets does improve it. Cabs are private transport and wouldn't be a solution to that specific problem.