I think everyone working on this is well-aware of this problem. It's obvious that there can't be widespread adoption without self-piloting technology. The dange

I think everyone working on this is well-aware of this problem. It's obvious that there can't be widespread adoption without self-piloting technology. The danger to passengers and people on the ground is much too great, and the burden of getting a pilot license is also too much of an obstacle for most people. There are other considerations such as requirements for frequent routine inspections on flying vehicles, which many people couldn't be trusted to fulfill, which also suggest that a self-driving-uber kind of model is really the right solution. Shameless plug: my blog post from last year on this topic: https://pointersgonewild.com/2015/09/15/all-hope-is-not-lost-for-flying-cars/ https://pointersgonewild.com/2015/09/15/all-hope-is-not-lost...