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This might be ripe for self-piloting drones. Let the human crop dusters fly in daylight. While the farmer programs the night mission. And the automatic drones t
by creer 2y ago
This might be ripe for self-piloting drones. Let the human crop dusters fly in daylight. While the farmer programs the night mission. And the automatic drones take over at night.
- sverhagen 2y agoAre the rules different at night? Besides being even more strict? I think not.
- creer 2y agoInteresting. Some crop dusters indeed fly at night. And no, there are no special rules in the US - at least not for the human pilot. Except presumably both the drone and the human aircraft would have lights which might make it easier for them to avoid each other.