What individuals can accomplish by air and on their own, given the responsibility they are ready to carry?
Individually Productive Flying
(IPF) is an experimentally-defined operating philosophy for General Aviation concerned with the capabilities that individuals can exercise through their own aerial systems. These capabilities may involve going somewhere, reaching places that are difficult to access otherwise, undertaking activities that depend on access from the air, or accomplishing work that becomes practical through having aerial capability of one's own. IPF therefore encompasses different forms of individual aerial capability, from personally operated aircraft to remotely operated and unmanned systems. The common thread is the individual's ability to use aerial technology directly for a useful purpose, with an appropriate balance of capability, independence, responsibility and human workload. Flight Constructive researches these possibilities through analytics and applied development.