It's a bit odd to compare self driving cars (which have to constantly evaluate their surroundings, change direction, and avoid obstacles such as parents and kid

It's a bit odd to compare self driving cars (which have to constantly evaluate their surroundings, change direction, and avoid obstacles such as parents and kids) to a machine that flies through the air with zero obstacles, has a minimum of three people at the helm, and they each have at least 1500 flight hours of training under their belt as an airline first officer first.