Reynard Posted Friday at 08:59 AM Posted Friday at 08:59 AM https://contactairlandandsea.com/2026/08/10/first-flight-for-autonomous-logistics-aircraft/ 3
facthunter Posted Friday at 09:51 AM Posted Friday at 09:51 AM It would be "some" autopilot that could Handle all conditions of landing and take-off in a Jab. Nev
FlyBoy1960 Posted Friday at 10:27 AM Posted Friday at 10:27 AM Still has a pilot onboard and he had to fly some sections of the trip 2
T510 Posted Friday at 10:14 PM Posted Friday at 10:14 PM (edited) 11 hours ago, FlyBoy1960 said: Still has a pilot onboard and he had to fly some sections of the trip According to the article the pilot only intervened once because of weather over 12 hours of flying. Apart from that the flight controller handled the whole flight. Wonder what flight controller it is using? It has been proven time and again in the drone world that the flight controller more often than not does a far better job than a human pilot. Edited Friday at 10:16 PM by T510 1
facthunter Posted yesterday at 12:58 AM Posted yesterday at 12:58 AM Drones and an Aeroplane are entirely different things. as to how they are controlled. Gyros would be a big Part of the drone scene. Dutch roll is very difficult for a human to control. A human can quickly make it worse, Switch on the Yaw Dampers and it stops immediately.. Nev
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