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No need for pilots anymore soon. In MSFS or Real.

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1 hour ago, St Mawgan said:

No issue with this and would happily fly this way. Same goes for trains which we already have. 

same  with  cars

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From an ops point of view.. 

 

No standby /airport reserves needed 

No hotels required 

No wake up calls required 

No crew buses needed

No going fatigue at weekends 

No going sick at weekends 

No crew rest/bunks needed

No crew food needed 

No FTL table /max fdp/ discretion / min rest

No Sims needed lpc/opc/lofts 

No tre/tri's needed 

No groundschool or annual line checks. 

No unions 

No gendecs 

No roster swaps or bidding 

No staff needed in crewing  / rostering / training delivery / pilot managers / crew dispatch / hotac  

The list is endless.   It would save airlines millions and millions to get rid of drivers. 

 

 

 

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Indeed we have to be realistic. There will be no pilots in the sky eventually and if anyone thinks differently they’ll be in for a rude shock. I am so happy that we lived in a time where there were pilots and we had flight simulator. I don’t know if I like where the future is going. It’s inevitable though now. 

I have no problem with the idea. Self driving cars are pretty advanced, although not prefect yet.

25 years ago nobody needed a cell phone now we cant live without them,

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And what sim are they using in the tests?

Prepar3d OFC !!!

Robots don't use games like XP or MFS 🤪

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12 hours ago, Fiorentoni said:

Seriously a robot? I mean an aircraft is already a flying computer these days, but instead of an autonomous aircraft you build a multi million dollar robot to flip switches?

but i bet the robot can leave his seat, clean the toilet and shag the stewardesses

13 hours ago, sd_flyer said:

Ladies and gentlemen welcome your new captain LOL

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Looks perfect for those long red eye flights.

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At least they couldn't go on strike. 

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This reads like a 1950’s Reader Digest article about the future of aviation in 2000😁. This contraption already belongs to the past. Automation means no cockpit at all.

As said upthread, airliners or equivalent cockpits are already highly automated,  the pilots mostly monitoring systems. Mostly… but I suppose the aeronautical industry is busy analysing thousands of flight everyday to see when the human pilot added any value, to train the AI to face unusual occurences.

Safety ? I  am old enough to remember the outcry when cockpit crews went from 4 to 3 to 2. No more flight engineer, no more navigator, next logical step no more pilot.

The only thing , please, pretty please, leave us the stewardesses. Robots wouldn’t do.

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47 minutes ago, dogmanbird said:

but i bet the robot can leave his seat, clean the toilet and shag the stewardesses

Only if they are robots, too. I hope.

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We are in the '20s, not to worry, the '30s will be amazing!

 

 

 

 

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4 hours ago, dolbinau said:

It’s inevitable though now.

Only if people decide it is.

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2 minutes ago, Jazz said:

Only if people decide it is.

Which probably happened several decades ago. 

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Good morning ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls. This your Captain speaking. Welcome aboard this autonomously controlled aircraft. We are now climbing to cruising altitude as we fly across the Atlantic today. Autonomously controlled aircraft such as the one you in flying in right now, have been thoroughly tested and certified to ensure the safety of all aboard. So, please sit back, relax and enjoy the in flight entertainment. I assure you absolutely nothing can go wrong....(static).......go wrong.......go wrong......

😟

No. No, Mav, this is not a good idea.

Sorry Goose, but it's time to buzz the tower!

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12 hours ago, Jazz said:

They can stick these where the sun doesn't shine.

Stay tuned for a customer satisfaction survey (with a predetermined outcome) that will say that passengers love and prefer robot pilots, despite people voicing absolute loathing for the idea in any venue not run by the airline industry. 🤣🛬

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