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I think the way that airlines handle this is to squash as many seats together as possible so it's not possible to open your laptop to do hacking. Problem solved
by sys_64738 4y ago
I think the way that airlines handle this is to squash as many seats together as possible so it's not possible to open your laptop to do hacking. Problem solved!
- anaganisk 4y agoOr even better invest in standing tech and cram like a subway, and fire all the stewardess, make it remote piloted and outsource to the south asian countries to fly it. Security + revenue + cost cuts. All in one shot.
- leoqa 4y agoYou need 3 remote (contract) pilots, the plane only responds to a quorum of synchronized inputs. Then you can drive the price down as you let them fly multiple planes at the same time. Perhaps even a gig economy play here.