Pilotless aircraft could follow drones into the sky — but only if passengers are willing, a new study says.
Remotely piloted aircraft could be technologically capable of carrying passengers and cargo as early as 2025, with further automation ultimately eliminating the need for even ground-based pilots, according to a report by financial services company UBS Limited.1
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No injuries were reported, but the chief accident investigator called for a procedural review.
