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By 2030, commercial passengers will routinely fly in pilotlessplanes.



 
 
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Old September 28th 05, 12:45 AM
Robert M. Gary
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No way. considering the cost of aircraft and the liability of having
passengers it will always be cheaper to have someone there to watch over
things in the case of error.


But without the pilots you may actually have less crashes i.e. less
liability. Pilot error is already the number 1 reference of the NTSB.

-Robert

 




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