I believe it makes good sense to exclude these other types of enplanements for EAS purposes because they do not provide data relevant to the underlying purpose of the EAS; namely, to connect small communities to the national aviation system.
Discussing the exclusion of certain enplanements for Essential Air Service (EAS) purposes.
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