Aviation is an industry governed by time - and flying commercial, even if you are in first or business class, means that you will be dealing with scheduled arrival and takeoff times, flight duration, boarding procedures, and of course delays. Flying is time-consuming, and when you are flying for work, that lost time translates into lost profits. 

Private jets aren’t cheap, and the maintenance costs of owning one — such as storage, fueling, pilots, crew and more — pile up quickly. A new Republican tax bill from the Senate will give people who own or lease private planes a break on the amount they pay for private jet maintenance. 

The bill, which was approved last Thursday in the House and is now headed to the Senate, hopes to help businesses and spur more competition while also preventing them from moving overseas.