Sorry for the shit image quality but here’s another ad by the same company for a better idea of it

Flew over the may day rally in San Francisco.

They’re dabbing on us

/- Matt christman

  • SchmidtGenetics@lemmy.world
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    7 hours ago

    The pilot makes adjustment, most of the flight is done automatically.

    It’s like farmers equipment, there’s still a driver even though he can nod off and nothing will go wrong. And if it does, alarms go off.

    And how complex is complex? They can make prescribed turns and adjustments, but not what you are suggesting. Got a link or something? And funnily enough, those would be electronic systems. Not the wholly hydraulic like you were originally talking about.

    Do you have a point you want to stick to? Or you just throwing whatever comes to your mind out? Maybe google some of this first? It’s all readily available online.

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        7 hours ago

        So you just make up an entirely fake system and argue that’s how stuff works in real life?

        That’s not how people have conversations dude.

        • SharkWeek@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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          No more than you did. And you moved the goalposts a couple of times there.

          I’m still certain that that plane doesn’t have an autopilot … even one taken from a tractor.

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            4 hours ago

            Pardon?

            Just because you incorrectly assumed that an autopilot gives full autonomous control doesn’t mean the other user moved any goalposts.

            Also,Cessna has autopilot, this could have been easily verified by you by doing a few seconds of research.