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If you’ve flown a plane on autopilot, the experience is similar: you can direct your attention elsewhere and you end up less fatigued. You still need to be awak
by twinge 6y ago
If you’ve flown a plane on autopilot, the experience is similar: you can direct your attention elsewhere and you end up less fatigued. You still need to be awake and alert but don’t have to worry about tedious things like holding a heading/drifting out of your lane or maintaining speed.
- tempestn 6y agoI haven't flown myself, but I would guess when cruising in a plane, there's far less likelihood of hitting a stationary object should the autopilot mess up.
- ElFitz 6y agoYes. But sometimes, the plane randomly decides it should tenderly hug the ground. See Boeing 737 Max and it’s infamous autopilot
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