Absolutely not worth it, regardless of aircraft.
I have trained a few businessmen/pilots in my time, and it is almost impossible to get them to concentrate on the job of learning to fly the airplane, as they are too preoccupied with the business at hand when they reach the destination.
For example, on one occasion I flew with an instrument student from the Portland Oregon area to Medford, about a 2 hour flight in a 172. It was a combined IFR cross country/business meeting. When we got to Medford, the weather was still below minimums (valley fog), so we wound up holding for quite a while. I was trying to think ahead of the situation, just in case our fuel ran low. I could see Ashland airport about 20 miles away, as it was in the clear. I remarked to my student, who was still under the hood, that we could divert to Ashland if it became necessary, and his response to me was "but my meeting is in Medford!"
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