We
have discussed bullet train option for quick transport of people to
places in my earlier post. When we say bullet we mean a very straight
track and speed higher than 200 miles per hour. In my earlier post, I
have shown that in semi tropical region such as India, this is not
feasible due to very high ambient temperatures that exist during the
most part of the year. Mr. Modi called Japanese experts to work on
this project. I know they have begun their work of survey. Some time
and a lot of money they will take before giving their report about
how feasible the project could be. I know what they will suggest
because science does not know Indian or Japanese scientist, it gives
the same results and so I am sure they will reiterate my opinion.
This
does not solve the problem Modi wants to unravel. Therefore, I wanted
to find any other way to get an acceptable fast travel. Solution was
not very far. Air taxi service can do that. For that, government will
have to allow construction of an airstrip, which can support Airbus
plane. These plans can travel at speeds much more (300mph) than at
what a bullet train can traverse. They also travel for much of its
pass in a straight line. Therefore, I named it bullet Air taxi
service.
If
this option Modi accepts, fast travel for busy executives will be
settled properly. His craze for bullet train will disappear. As for
travel from Ahmadabad to Mumbai I would suggest that they build, an
airstrip somewhere around Mulund suburb and one other somewhere near
Ahmadabad. Air sorties can be financed by private companies and that
way investment for that will be distributed evenly over many
companies. This way we shall make it economically feasible also. This
is not possible with bullet train proposal. Actually, bullet train is
no match for bullet Air Taxi. This shall create more employments in
the process than what bullet train may create. I know that at present
there is much paucity of jobs amongst Indian pilots. We will be
creating more jobs for them by this project. At present travel
charges, for Air-conditioned train are more or less similar to
ordinary class Air travels. Bullet train charges will be much more if
my guess goes well. That means in that respect also a Bullet Air taxi
will be cheaper than bullet train travel. This is very important.
This will encourage micro business activity creating employment for
our pilots who are now without job. Many jobs will be created by this
activity.
Since
private investment will be attracted in this business, we will be
creating excellent opportunities for new investments in this field.
This goes well with Modi's plans for development of our country. By
my visualization the airstrip will be not occupying vary large area
as our other Airports do. That is important. A chain link of such
short airstrips will be prepared in many other cities and by that a
bullet Air Taxi service we can develop all around to make fast travel
in our important cities possible. Today we have Airports occupying
unnecessarily large areas. That is really, not necessary as per my
information. In USA and Australia, I know such Taxi services are very
common. A very compact arrangement they have; we can adopt that for
bullet Air taxi service. We may evolve our indigenous plan for this
transport. We need not always copy foreigners.
In
addition to activity in providing quick transport this will give
boost to manufacture of small planes those can carry 20 passengers
per trip. In addition to manufacture maintenance activity will take
boost in this sector. Many micro industries will develop in the
country due to Air Taxi transport. These benefits will not be
possible from Bullet train. For bullet train we will have depend on
imports of costly equipment causing erosion of our already precarious
foreign exchange position.
I
hope our honorable PM will take serious note of my suggestion.
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