ATTOL: Autonomous Taxiing, Take-Off and Landing test flight
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ม.ค. 2020
- Airbus has successfully performed the first fully automatic vision-based take-off using an Airbus Family test aircraft at Toulouse-Blagnac airport. The test crew comprising of two pilots, two flight test engineers and a test flight engineer took off initially at around 10h15 on 18 December and conducted a total of 8 take-offs over a period of four and a half hours.
More info: www.airbus.com/newsroom/press... - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
I like when the left pilot want to pull the SIDESTICK and the right one touch his arm like : "no no, not this time"
(everybody happy ? sidestick is good ? okay thanks)
@@aloin7671 wtf im confusion
@@p_d_a_trfs6585 he is an aviation hater thats all.
Its a sidestick
@@Capt.Rankin potatoe-potato
Btw left pilot= Captain
Meanwhile Boeing has the autonomous aircraft disassembly software
Oof
It's pretty simple software, pull the plane to the ground until it's disassembled almost instantly!! really amazing technology, they call it MCAS or something like that.
Ouch
I think you mean, instant landing software XD
Without any disrespect to victims of LNI610 & ETH961, this dark comment is actually really funny.
Not gonna lie, a little part of my soul died after watching this video.
Same and I just started flying school last year 😣
Don’t worry, airbus isn’t aiming on removing pilots!
I totally agree, i sat and watched this and felt sorry and sad for aviation
Boeing is sadly trying to remove pilots
They will never remove pilots, not any time soon, pilots union would never allow it and they are very strong worldwide, the worst case scenario is pilots in the future are going to be more like supervisors than pilots.
Airbus is not just making airplanes, Airbus is making history too !!!
Perfect
too !!
It's time for all their planes to be destroyed and they should stop their production completely. And it's urgent: Ocean is warming at rate of 5 Hiroshima nukes a second nypost.com/2020/01/15/ocean-is-warming-at-rate-of-5-hiroshima-nukes-a-second/ Dead Birds Washing Up by the Thousands Send a Warning About Climate Change: insideclimatenews.org/news/15012020/seabird-death-ocean-heat-wave-blob-pacific-alaska-common-murre
@Ale Mazza Well, Airbus has developed an algorithm for taxi and takeoff of the aircraft. This means greater automation, but surely there will always be two crew in the cockpit. There are decisions that can only be taken by a commander or a co-pilot, or both by mutual agreement, after consideration of the situation that so requires. I do not believe in unemployment, but in a greater human capacity to complete air travel.
Antonio Marcio Souza the humans are there and will be there for decision making which is the most important role of the pilots
Im watching this video and today is my first day on the line training (and first type A320 2 weeks ago).... Should i start to think about another career? 😂😂😂
You are in a much better position compared to me, I am currently saving up money for flight school..
And I am currently unemployed in a third world country!!
I finished my ground school lol
Never!!😂😂😎this is just the beginning.....dont give up, bro🛩🛩👈👈😁😁
It Will take years until we dont need pilots, we barely vehicles that can drive by themselves, And we even need drivers on them all the time. So keep going strong
"Manual gear retraction".I can't believe that,Airbus has to work much more to reduce pilots workload.
In a couple years airline pilors will be working from home.
@@Martin-X UNDERRATED COMMENT LMFAO
For its passenger jets, though, Airbus states the tech won't replace pilots in the cockpit but will make flying safer by helping reduce workload. For autonomous technologies to improve flight operations and overall aircraft performance, pilots will remain at the heart of operations,"
-Airbus said in a press release.
That's a pity as it'd save money by having planes totally fly themselves, and be safer to.
Some years back the Russians built a space shuttle that could auto take off, leave the earth's atmosphere reneter and land perfectly without any crew onboard
@@adrinathegreat3095 save money? you think your ticket will be much cheaper just because your plane becomes pilotless? I'm not a pilot nor do I have any friends or relatives that are pilots, but I put myself in their shoes and I imagine what must be like to spend like 100k euros/dollars on your pilot license just to then lose your job because people like you want to save a few bucks. You wouldn't speak like this if it were your job that were at stake. I'd rather pay a bit more and know someone is in charge of the plane just in case the flying computers go crazy (which has already happened).
And just because a spacecraft can fly on its own doesn't mean a passenger plane should.
@@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor When a job get replaced by technology it gotta go, there is no need for empathy on the amount of $ and effort people put in for their pilot license
@@adrinathegreat3095 they still need pilots for decision making, emergency situations and to be in charge of the airplane.
So they aren’t just keeping there for nothing. Airline operations are more complicated than just getting the plane from A to B?
And no it wouldn’t be safer. Pilots save planes far more than they crash them.
Plus, they found that the figure if 80% of crashes are human error (not pilot error mind you) was overstated in the first place.
It’s an outdated statistic.
@@adrinathegreat3095 That's selfish. Being a pilot is a great job and it's sad that you'd be willing to destroy people's livelihoods for profit.
There goes my future career
😭
Don't worry, it will be many more years before pilots are no longer required. We don't even have fully self driving cars at the moment. There is no way regulators will allow self flying planes yet.
So chin up and keep aiming towards your ambition!! 😀
Nah chief Airbus expects to need pilots for a long time
@@hn2905 actually pilots will be required to monitor the aircraft.
@@vagasint.4345 link please? People keep saying this but I can't find the quote
Do it one more time but with engine fire after V1 and lets see what happend.
Just like to thank Airbus for trying to make my job obsolete, cheers.
When the time comes when we fight the machines, you'll be needed
Inevitable
Please don’t get rid of pilots 😞 I’m working hard in school to become one
Pilots will still be needed but just in a different capacity over time. It might be the case where you’re on the ground overseeing multiple planes as an emergency pilot. What a time to be alive
@Henry Blue Throttle no we don't need it, its already safe, it would only reduce the costs of the air line company wich would also reduce the costs of flying to the costumers. But on the other hand it would end an entire working class, not only the pilots but also the ATC's, the flying schools and many others.
@Henry Blue Throttle no we don't
Well there goes my career aspirations 😂
This is a revolution for aviation!
It's not ATTOL, it's APLJS,
Automatic pilot loosing job system
Why there is a pilot in the cockpit in the video then?
@@macaronisauce6394 it's not 100% working yet, so pilots are taking care if everything is working properly or not, bcs it's not really that advanced and we can't risk 100s lives over a computer. But later later later later years when those computers would be a lot a lot advanced I don't think we would need humans in cockpit anymore lol. That's just a theory we still need pilot for monitoring and it's just little sarcastic take it as joke.
Amazing, a new breakthrough! Still, keep the pilots, they have a amazing role in the industry
yeah, definitely
Lol, yeah, sitting through the autopilot and getting paid thousands. Truly remarkable of a job!
Airbus is technologically brilliant as well
A leader in all aspects of aviation + innovation
Congrats Airbus
A visit is a must for me
Rather mentally disabled instead of brilliant. It's time for all their planes to be destroyed and they should stop their production completely. And it's urgent: Ocean is warming at rate of 5 Hiroshima nukes a second nypost.com/2020/01/15/ocean-is-warming-at-rate-of-5-hiroshima-nukes-a-second/ Dead Birds Washing Up by the Thousands Send a Warning About Climate Change: insideclimatenews.org/news/15012020/seabird-death-ocean-heat-wave-blob-pacific-alaska-common-murre
Not in all apsects fan boy
@@ifpstopmotions9720 Around 5% responsible for global warming, and we can reduce that to 1% by using a train: ensia.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Voices_PlanesTrains_inlinegraphic2-920x490.png
@@aloin7671 ight ima cross the pacific with a train
Aloin, I myself am a climate change activist, and an aviation enthusiast. Climate change is definitely the biggest challenge that us humans should face, and it definitely needs to have drastic action taken because of it. This doesn’t mean all airplanes should be destroyed though, although airplanes do cause a lot of pollution there is a better way. Have you seen this video?
th-cam.com/video/FjsKq5Bf1Dk/w-d-xo.html
Not just that, new airplanes are becoming ridiculously more fuel efficient. In my opinion we should take measures that require certain fuel efficiency levels from airlines and manufacturers. This is a huge issue, it needs to be taken care of but airplane technology connects people. In my opinion, because of how fast the technology is changing it’s doing more good than harm.
Also. If you’re trying to link a news story. Don’t. Link the source they get their information, especially not the nyp.
english.iap.cas.cn/RE/202001/t20200114_229373.html
A website you should always keep in the back of your head is mediabiasfactcheck.com here’s the nyp
mediabiasfactcheck.com/new-york-post/
This is probably going to save more lives than any other advancement in aviation in decades when it is commercialized. Congrats!
Automation will replace nearly all jobs, the 30/40’s will be rough for everyone
Universal Basic Income
MasterMAT but what’s the point of living then? I need goals to be happy in life and so do
many others life wouldn’t be fun anymore
@@aviationforlive7434 throughout human progress, almost everything is about making life easier. Full automation will be at the ending stage of progress apart from things like mind uploading and stuff. There could be new challenge facing humanity like climate change or else. In the foreseeable future, human touch is still needed to maintain design & build the facilities.
MasterMAT not when AI will be fully developed I once spoke with a professor who works on AI and he told me that AI will be able to be creative and solve difficult problems in round about 20 years
@@aviationforlive7434 yea. That could be a major moment in human history. It is still hypothetical but current research and development is progressing fast.
pilot: aight imma head out.
Excellent work!
This is good. More the automation, more the pilot can focus on more important stuff like communication, observation of flight instruments and systems, safety of flight etc… pilots are not tank drivers, they are tank commanders.
Interesting to see this is the take-off segment despite the title including landing. Needless to say, those of you that are familiar with aviation tech and history know that auto landing with auto throttle, braking, etc., (but not taxi back to a gate) has been around a long time. Still, this is moving to a more autonomous future.
Amazing!!!!
Wow just amazing
Mind blowing guys
incredible!
Should I consider again to join in flight academy :)
Guys. Pilots will always be there to monitor and to take over if anything goes wrong. This reduces human error and makes flight safer. Well done Airbus. On another note, I really hope A380s fly for years to come. Best aircraft ever.
Monitor??? Oh you mean BABY SIT😡
@@ethansaviation2672 not baby sometimes autopilot may have an error so a human is needed to control plane also some technical malicious people may hack the auto controls of plane so a pilot is necessarily needed in plane and no one would fly in plane without any pilot in the plane
no autopilot does not have a thinking and decision-making role. autopilot executes the commands given by the pilot. alone is useless.
Awesome
When I read the full description as to how the pilots programmed it it’s actually more work than an actual manual takeoff. This takeoff isn’t fully auto Airbus just removed the pulling back on the yoke. The speed set for rotation has to be programmed into the system along with other parameters. Even if this system is implemented in aircraft it will probably be like the auto-land feature where it is rarely ever used.
You set the rotation speed and many other parameters in the MCDU anyway. That's not something that's added through this system, the pilots do this anyway when the aircraft still stands at the gate.
shi01 I never said it was added. It’s still something the pilots had to do here that’s all.
It's not programmed. They just turned on the plane and it did the rest.
@@dkdanis1340 yes it is….
Did you read the press release?
And did you not see the part where the pilots push the throttle forward?
How do you think the autopilot knew what to do, where to go?
The pilots told it to.
This just shows that takeoff and taxi can be automated.
no autopilot does not have a thinking and decision-making role. autopilot executes the commands given by the pilot. alone is useless.
I'd love to see the automatic taxi and landing part in action
Airbus No.1 forever👍
Imagine how boring flying will be in the future this is bad news for future pilots
@Henry Blue Throttle That will take awhile for consumer confidence to reach that level
Fun is in aerobatics.
Great!
Excelent moi !!🌠🛩️
Очень рад! ?) Господи! Чтобы всё было хорошо и долгий полёт!Счастливого полёта! :)
Hi, I'm Flore and I work for the Belgian newspaper De Standaard. Would it be ok if we use this video with credit to Airbus/Attol? Thanks!
Not fully autonomous but we should proud airbus i love u i also want to manufactures aircraft in future and open company like u and i believe that i can makes most advance commercial planes that was on no.1 in the world
I wish I was born in the in the previous era. I would drive my stingray to work, walk the terminal with my uniform and take control of a majestic 747. Instead I will be in a room "monitoring" the flight and have people compare me to a gamer. This sucks
Good for Airbus l like
This is very nice AIRBUS AIRBUS A350-1000 take off with automatic
I get why this is being inplemented but, where would the fun be in handling that beauty of a plane if its just all automated :( will this only be used in CAT 3 landings etc? But then that leaves the autonomus takeoff... I dunno its both good and sad
The purpose of the plane is commercial revenue generation. The pilot who wants to have fun would have to buy his own plane
@@u-know-this good point. Lets make a go fund me to get every pilot a 208 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂
This is amazing! And as long as Airbus doesn’t make the same mistake Boeing made with the MCAS system in that as soon as a human touches a control, the automatic system MUST disengages! A human should not have to fight AI for control of anything! Some of these commenters saying how pilotless planes is so far in the future... I wouldn’t say that! You all see that Garmin has developed a self-landing emergency system for small planes; that is, if a pilot becomes disabled or whatever, all somebody has to do is push a button and the plane will look for the nearest airport, alert ATC, and go in for a landing on its OWN! How long before this reaches the big guys? Maybe not pilotless commercial airlines, but they may whittle it down to one sole pilot managing AI functions... I guess humans can always be aircraft mechanics...
Is it even possible for this to get certification for production in Europe or North America?
Watch them do it (eventually)
bob2000and10 absolutely, they already land themselves
It may take a decade atleast to get certification and passenger trust.
This video right here officer
ATTOL can be used during low visibility conditions. It's a same thing goes to autoland. Autoland use in low visibility conditions
With ATTOL, it can increase safety level. Autopilot like ATTOL can decreased workload only but pilots always need to monitor it because the pilot programme the autopilot. Don't think that we have the automatic take off, we don't have pilots in the future. Autopilot is not the thing that we can hope, but we can use it, programme it and monitor.
Taxi and takeoff: ATTOL
In-flight: 'normal' autopilot
Landing: auto approach
Pilot: imma head out!!
*Edit: I know pilot will always be in cockpits and auto approach is used only in certain conditions, it's just a joke
@Adithya R You mean cat 3c
@Adithya R Wrong
will always be? we'll see
@@infini667 I'll just leave a reply here to see how well OPs comment ages. 😂
Nice... but where is the landing part?
David Mulabi they’ve had auto land for years already
Cargo planes will be autonomous sooner than commercial. The need for pilots will be just for the sense of safety to the passenger and making the announcements.
Yes that's right
Airbus number 1
I'm so excited boarding the Cathay Pacific A350-1000
For all aspiring pilots (including me):
Dw, if there are lot´s of difficulties for autonomous cars, imagine for this.
Making autonomous planes is much easier than making autonomous car. Planes don't fly through heavy unpredictable traffic. And in addition you're much less cost constraint for autopilot systems over auto driving system
@@chizu-kun7620 Are you that blind not to a difference in traffic and the time it takes for it to change? How many times does a plane needs to slow down or turn unexpectedly because another plane decided to do something unexpected. When do you have traffic jams or red lights in sky?
@@VFPn96kQT No red lights but traffic jams every day
@@VFPn96kQT no it's not easy
@@VFPn96kQT what about failures, for example let's see what happened in 2009 in New York, in the near future no computer will be able to land a plane when it has a dual engine failure, and the computers can fail as well. I don't think that pilots will be replaced fully in the near future, maybe 40-50 years later but untill then I can work as a pilot.
You hace the vanguard in aviation, you re the Best guys, I’ll be Airbus lover 4 ever!
What’s the actual benefit of this? The plane automatically staying on the centreline I understand as during crosswind some pilots might overcompensate but automatic rotation? Only benefit I can see is on the A321 to prevent a tail strike
I dont think it would be used in windy conditions
Worldaviation 4K I can see it being so as the auto land can be used on lower crosswind speeds so no reason why this could. It would probably be helpful as once the plane takes off it would start crabbing
Amazing stuff!!! That is a true auto pilot!
This is hard to watch as an aspiring pilot.
You know how Tesla has autonomous cars? it's a tier 2 out of 5 tiers when it comes to autonomous vehicles. What does this mean? that it's no where near safety standards to replace regular drivers, if autonomous cars are still miles away then autonomous aircraft are decades away my man.
Yes they are so far away
We might see single pilot cockpits by 2065 which means if you were born in 2000 you would have retired
@@vagasint.4345 2065 is very optimistic...
Ryan Nyahunzvi hence the MIGHT
It's probably easier for autonomous aircraft than cars that need to navigate amongst other cars
Cant wait for bigger advancement in the chipset processing power, with that more complex algorithm can be deployed. Plane can be fully automated with pilot remote monitoring mulitple planes in the control station as backup.
That’s not happening according to Airbus.
Airbus (and other manufacturers) plan on keeping pilots onboard their passenger airliners.
"Airbus, we build aircraft, we made history"
boeing left the server
Why was the throttle given though
the man clearly rotated
As much as I love the automation, Airbus is taking away the joy of those few seconds during takeoffs and landings - not sure if there is much left to do in the flight deck but to chat about .... well, you know what I mean!
EJ BulaLord why not? What’s the difference between a busy airport and a not so busy one in terms of taking off. Procedure is the same as you have the runway to yourself as long as the aircraft is fully set up
You do know pilots won’t always need to use this. It’ll likely be an option for pilots to choose if they want to auto takeoff
@@tomstravels520 I would never use it
Modern technologi 👍👍👍
Please keep me in touch if you going to make the Airbus A380plus and the Airbus A390 for the future because I really want to keep the Airbus A380 legacy alive.
Fuel efficiency and performance is the main goal .In the future , a plane the size of 737 will have double the range , even with small engines and fuel capacity.
What if they make the hybrids like hybrid cars and electric cars and plug in hybrids for the Airbus A380 NEO
Batteries weigh waaay too much@@NicolasCereghino30
C'mon, I will start my training for a airline in two months and have to see this now? Blessing in disguise reverse type of shit, chose the job to fulfill my dreams controlling those things and now in a undefined time I have to sit there like in a waiting room at a dentist.
In my opinion, safety and efficiency is always the first priority. But also, a plane must be designed so that the pilot has the final decision.
Brave
First it was autonomous cars, then autonomous buses, now autonomous planes! Self-aware machines taking over transport!
I’m actually having enough explaining why pilots aren’t going to be replaced by 2030 (it is actually impossible simply because even if an automated airliner came out tomorrow and was certified it would take 30-50 years for all crewed airliners to be retired and replaced)
Also if you take flight lessons someday you will actually understand how much human input is needed even for the most automated airliners.
So aspiring pilots don’t freak out,
There will still be a job for you in 2030- 2050- 2060 etc. We aren’t at pilotless flight yet
We might get to single cockpit by 2060 basically by the time most people my age will be retiring.
This is another tool to help pilots and it’s not even certified yet, it’s a test flight.
Airbus has released statements and videos with concept aircraft and plans where they state that there will still be at least one pilot and this is for concept aircraft in 2050.
So people saying planes will fly themselves and pilots don’t don’t do anything. Start flying planes and then you will understand what it’s actually like to fly and how much work goes into it.
Aspiring pilots don’t worry go for it it’s still a great time to be a pilot.
I would like to add that even trains aren’t automated. There are still trains that have an engineer and a conductor in the cab trains are the easiest mode of transportation to automate.
Pilots will be around for a while
To be honest this could have been done a while ago, it’s probably harder to automate a landing than it is a takeoff so this doesn’t even make much of a difference. And 99% of landings are manual landings so the same will probably be of takeoffs.
I will also add
Cool technology
However, it will happen and sadly many jobs will go. The trucking industry i the same and also Rolls Royce is working in automated ship systems tat will travel the ocean without staff, save engineers. It is sad and the word is going to have a massive problem with unemployment unless each country has something like a universal basic income.
devin mynett I am not saying it will never happen
No job will last forever. Even programmers will be replaced by whatever self writing algorithm software they have out there. But for the airline industry it’s won’t be for a while. I will mention about the Rolls Royce ship along with a few other technologies like pilotless planes.
Boeing, Rolls Royce and whatnot have said their autonomous cargo ship or plane would be ready by...
2018.... 2019.... now they say 2020... and I hate to say it but those projects right now are just scams because they keep pushing back the project, collecting money and there still isn’t even a prototype of this Rolls Royce ship.
Right now full autonomy is like the flying car it’s always right around the corner but they never do it even for stuff as simple as trains. I mean they have a few automated metros, People movers and whatnot but most trains especially on larger open networks are not automated and are staffed with at least one person driving it even in Europe where they have positive train control. As for the trucking industry, they have said drivers won’t be replaced (I know they could be lying to quell fears ) heck, the autonomous trucks and buses they have designed and concepts they have created still have cabs and steering wheels which means they still have the intention of people being in the cab doing something that involves controlling the trucks.
So yes eventually all jobs will be automated (unless we wipe ourselves out or something lol) but it’s not in the next 10 years now like what many doom and gloom and tech advocates are claiming whenever a computer learns how to flip a new switch.
Hey buddy ! I am 16 years old and I want to be a pilot. until I graduate I will probably be 23 years old, that will be in 2027. until I get a job it will be 2030. do you advise me to continue in this career?
Lucas Machado yes
I definitely advise it. I am actually not that old myself and am in College to be an airline pilot
My parents are both airline pilots right now so they can see how automation “creeps into the cockpit”
And honestly you will be able to get hired and finish your career. And watch other pilots continue after you
Right now they are hiring like crazy and it’s going to peak in 2030 when most pilots are going to retire.
Right now when I choose my regional I will get a signup bonus, and I will have a job before I graduate from College.
Everyone is saying there is a huge demand and it will continue to grow.
EVEN BOEING IS SAYING THEY WILL NEED HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF PILOTS.
And I will note that Boeing never said “there will be a need for 687 000 pilots and we have the solution for it”
Nope they flat out said there will be a need for 687 000 pilots.
If you go online and research aircraft automation you will find dozens of articles (I have done this) explaining that pilots will disappear by 2025 (which as I said earlier isn’t even possible) and pilots are just there to do stuff during emergencies. But you have to realize is that 98% have no idea what happens behind those cockpit doors!
No idea whatsoever. Did you know there are people who think the autopilot can be programmed from the control tower in the case of pilot incapacitation?! It can’t it’s not possible.
The amount of misinformation out there is insane and when you start taking flight lessons you will see that there is a lot of human input and that the autopilot really only does simple tasks.
My parents always come home with many stories of stuff that happened with the autopilot or times they had to intervene. Pilots hand fly more than it appears believe and have a lot more control over their airplane than people make it seem.
Also look up dual engine failure on an Airbus A350 (arguably the most automated plane in the world). Look how busy the cockpit is and the autopilot is flying the plane! Can you imagine how much harder it would be if there wasn’t an autopilot! It really is just a tool and not a replacement. Especially in even the most gut wrenching emergencies.
Long story short if you want to do it
GO FOR IT you will have a full career they need pilots and they will for a while.
Edit: I will add it is a lot of tough work, early mornings, constant studying and A LOT of money to get there but in the end it it’s worth it!
man, I was really discouraged. even studying and preparing to pursue this beautiful career, I don't know what it's like to live in the world of aviation. your explanation really revived me. I wish you a beautiful career in aviation! Thank you !
This aircraft is the perfection! ❤❤❤
What game is this
Assustadoramente incrível!
Menos para quem quer ser Piloto de linha aérea.
It is made to address pilot shortage issue at the moment according to Airbus.com
So sign up to be pilot boys, do what you want and don't regret it. Live your life and tell your story to your children later, that once you was pilot.
P.s: make sure you have enough fund though. XD
I'm surprised you can spare any A350s for testing considering the demand for them.
my dream was being a pilot is this the end will there be no pilots in future i cant get my dream job?
Wow
Will be a great option for low vis takeoffs below 125m maybe.
But it's a vision based system...
@@maciejmikolajczyk3933 yes to make it redundant we already know it can work with the existing infrastructure but we want take off and landing without those just to cover all scenarios
This is the end of the pilots , but not the final of the train drivers
@Henry Blue Throttle in Singapur ? Ah ok , but not in spain . The renfe train drivers are going to continue
Amazing..... New Technology... For The Future Of Aviation. It's Great...
Is it worth to fulfil his dreamjob still these days with this amazing technology or will the aeroplanes fly in the next 60 years without a pilot?
In 37 - 46 years I think......don't give up....😎😎😁😁✈👈👈
@@aloin7671 dude, stop beeing so dramatic.
@@jonivogel3188 I think more. We barely Have cars that can drive alone, and they still need drivers. The law wont let an airplane fly alone, even with one pilot, and It Will take decades until It happens
@@ifpstopmotions9720 drones fly themselves. Actually making a self flying plane is easier than cars.
Planes don't need to deal with sudden situations like a car do.
Ex : pedestrian suddenly walk across the road. Plane's movement is way more constant than cars, making it easier to predict what to do
@@elonemoustache5174 thats a point, but making a system you can Trust to fly 100s of people is the problem.
This is good or bad for future pilots?
Bad
@@lucas_mjs why?
@@gustavomoreno3616 cuz they no get job money anymore
Simulators wont sell if there is no activity in the game🤣🤣
I‘m waiting for the moment when the aircraft does everything by itself… from pushback via electric motor, to taxi via electronic map & guidance, takeoff, complete flight, autoland & taxi into the gate… with one or two pilots monitoring.
Go on airbus💪💪💪
No
I LOVE #AIRBUS !!
wow
Already pilots losing jobs. Now Existing pilots jobs just sit and watch
You have no idea how useless the curtent automation can be at times...
For those saying it will not remove the pilots from the cockpit, let me remind you that only a few decades ago, you needed five (!) men to fly a plane. Navigator, Flight Engineer, Radios, all gone due to technological advances.
Are you kidding us ? 😞
Looks like it is also using deep learning nueral network
Is it A320 model?
No a350
I love you Airbus❤️❤️✈️🏎️
This might have practical use when visibility is really low, in the same way we use today Autoland for CAT 3 ops. I think that will be the first application, and hopefully the only one for a while.
Another Job that’s gonna be replaced by computers in the 30’s sad🥺
aviation for live no it won’t no worries
VAGAS INT. Technology develops exponentially trust me it will happen and it will happen soon enough
aviation for live it will happens eventually
Same way every job will be automated eventually and It will probably be illegal to make another human being work. But the 30s isn’t possible and I will explain why
Let’s say tomorrow there is an airplane created and it is 100% automated
No cockpit no pilots on the ground.
The earliest pilots would be phased out (assuming all aircraft orders are cancelled) would be 2050-2070 because airliners have a lifespan of about 30-50 years. And they are a big expense airlines won’t just get rid of a new airliner.
Not only that but first we will go to single pilot airliners. Which haven’t even been developed
Boeing announced the 797 will be a two pilot aircraft when it is built. Which means by 2030 planes will still have 2 pilots.
Airbus’ next big plane should be announced by 2030 and their next big leap will be hybrid (see bird of prey concept)
All concept aircraft right now are planned to have cockpits and pilots. At least until 2050.
So no it is not possible for pilots to disappear by 2030.
There are still many things pilots do even in the most automated airplanes.
VAGAS INT. Yeah 30’s was a little bit exaggerated but my point is that many great jobs will disappear in the next 30 years
aviation for live a lot of jobs will probably yeah.
I’m actually iffy about Andrew Yang because as much as he wants to give us 12000$ a year I have a feeling his “friends in Sillicon valley” would LOVE to have a friend in power tear down regulations that would require people to test stuff before releasing it.
I am not against automation. I’m just being realistic automated trucks, automated planes, trains doctors and all that stuff needs to be tested, certified with regulations as stringent if not more than humans and someone has to monitor the technology because as far as I know NO ONE, not even NASA or the Pentagon has created a computer that never fails/ crashes/ has errors or that can’t be hacked.
I don’t mind having automated planes someday. I think it would be great for the industry but we can’t have rushed designs that got through super loose regulations or we will get many scenarios where automation crashes a plane that could have been saved had their been a human on board.
I think the furthest we will get in t foreseeable future for pilots is. A single pilot airliner that can taxi takeoff land automatically and there will be a human to take over if the computer fails.
This is why I believe this.
There haven’t been many automated train crashes but in Japan and at KMIA there were crashes caused because the train simply didn’t stop or because the train went in the wrong direction.
Those incidents could have been prevented had their been a human on board simply to push a stop button.
On an airliner a plane taking off in the wrong direction or landing on the wrong runway can lead to a bit more issues than 15 injured people and a cracked wall.
After a while when they create computers that rarely ever fail and that are nearly unhackable I think planes will be automated and there will be places on the ground with pilots that can take over from the ground in case something extraordinary happens.
Eventually planes just like everything else will be completely automated
There is my long ass answer about my vision of the future of flight and why I won’t just vote for Andrew Yang because he says freedom dividend
Does this means no pilots in the future? How about aspiring pilots today?
AviatorPR116 lol still going for it my man
There will still be pilots in the future
I don’t worry a bit
No pilot in 2020 sorry
We don't want to babysit a plane! We want to fly it!
U will have to buy one or form.clubs so u can enjoy the plane with no automation
We want to fly a space shuttle
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Brilliant
And my dream to be an airline pilot goes down...
No, don't worry this technology will not come untill 2040. But pilot workload will reduce, AI does 70% of flying while 30% may be done by manual controls. And the button sytems will be lot simpler .