Hi guys just wondering would you guys still want to become a pilot if we had high tech planes. Such as planes that float above ground. Or very weird looking supersonic planes that take you from JFK to LHR in 30 minutes. Now I know this is really unrealistic and would take forever to build but I would like to know.
These are some examples. In my opinion I would never want these types of planes to be implemented in to aviation. It would ruin my dreams of flying . I always dream of piloting a A330, 757, A350. To be honest I have no interest in these types of planes . And if they were added I might as well take a job cleaning bathrooms, while secretly playing infinite flight. Some of you may disagree but itâs my opinion. Post your opinion here I would really like to know :)
Yeah. But itâs not likely. The idiots at the top of these big companies are gonna start replacing humans with robots for jobs like piloting. I mean, look at drones. Iâd be a pilot but they most likely wonât be hiring.
Yeah but robots flying planes are very unlikely all the reporters and news shows talking about robots flying planes but they donât even know a single thing about them. I was once watching cnn and one of the reporters called 777 an A320 it was hilarious . All these idiots who plan on putting robots in charge of flying better put them in their private jets. No way Iâm flying on some airline with a computer flying the plane or robot flying. And to add on most likely if these high tech planes did get implemented wouldnât they most likely be self flying ?? So whatâs the point of flying these if your most likely gonna be a backup pilot if the plane fails. I wouldnât want to tell my children that a robot or a computer is my boss lol.
Automated cockpits have been around for many years now. The pilots are there to make sure the ârobotâ does the right thing and input some new data once in a while. (A bit exaggerated haha) But when something goes wrong mechanically, humans need to stop relying on the robot and shut it downâŚthatâs when human intervention saves lives.
The day commercial airliners donât have a human being in the cockpit is the day I start sailing. Letâs hope itâs not in my generation đ