Couple wants to set up a small charter flight company to serve the mining, oil, and scientific customers wilderness adventure northern Canada, but fear that their delicate financial base requires significant scale of operations in the first year. If a significant source of income was growing slowly, or the cost was too high, their first year may be their last year they did not have the financial slack. The main question, given their preliminary budget figures for the next year, what level of income-km flight they should just break even? "Hide
by Mark E. Haskins Source: Darden School of Business 4 pages. Publication Date: October 10, 2011. Prod. #: UV5245-PDF-ENG
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