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The article of course references both AirBnB and Uber, two companies who in many instances outright violated the law in their respective industries. I wonder h
by will_brown 11y ago
The article of course references both AirBnB and Uber, two companies who in many instances outright violated the law in their respective industries. I wonder how many people would feel comfortable with an Uber for Flying if the pilots were not commercially licensed. Just more outdated regulations put into place by an industry with significant lobbying budgets and political connections right?
- dylanjermiah 11y agoCommercially licensed !instantly= good pilot. And vice versa.
- will_brown 11y agoCommercially licensed pilot = legally allowed to fly passengers in exchange for compensation (above cost of flight) Seeing as AirBnB hosts and Uber drivers have been found in violation of the law in some jurisdictions my question is relevant. Whereas when have you ever vetted a airline pilot before purchasing a commercial flight?