Thanks for watching! Now, the big question: Would YOU get inside an autonomous aircraft?

Nope

Zero percent of takeoffs are on autopilot. Less than 1 percent of landings are automated. This endeavor is about fleecing investors.

FAA requires climb performance with an engine failure. How does this climb engine out?

This is how you get rid of someone without taking blame 😂

we already invented this. it’s called a helicopter. stop reinventing transportation. like how many times are we going to reinvent the train (hyperloop)?!?!

Mumbai really 👀that's a risk for wisk✨

Na I'm good walking not bad

That's pretty cool, but I'm curious about one thing. What happens if you need to use the bathroom during a flight?

thats a glorified heli

I don't trust that it's. 🚫⛔🚫⛔🚫

so it doesn't fly yet? whats the point of her getting in and putting safety belt on if its not going to fly???

Soooooooooo…………. It's a Helicopter.

This seems more feasible than those pursuing the individual flying whatever vehicles. Which just seem like toys for the rich. Grant it, I do admire the technology and where things are going. But at the same time, I think about the common person. Like Tesla for example. Yay, an electric car. Booo, common person can't afford it.

So, when I see tech like this, I wish that's what people that made it would think about. Now, if this can be about the price of a rideshare, I'm for it. Build the landing pads! LOL But, if this is just another piece of futuristic tech for the well off, go suck an egg.

No….just no….what’s with the automation obsession? We lack jobs for humans. Also how does the air traffic control handle this one? Will never work.

I would love to see this as a shuttle flight from lets say JFK to the city. It would be a game changer for sure.

Looks like a dqngerous chopper rip kobe. Car still safer than a chopper.

It's called a bloody helicopter

A transportation notion we are quickly needing to move away from is expending huge amounts of energy to move just a few people. This may be electric, but it still expands much more energy to take a few people from one point to another. Climate change isn't just forcing us to rethink where we get our energy from, but how much we expend on tasks.
It's claimed this is a solution for congestion, but the future won't be in trying to avoid congestion, but in getting rid of it. The fact of the matter is our society is using outdated transportation ideas pushed on us by the auto and oil industries whose motivation was to create markets dependent on them.
This lead to car culture, roads everywhere, and commutes into cities. Basically a life where being a pedestrian was extremely difficult and a bicyclist was dangerous.
Instead of coming up with fantastical methods of travel and high tech solutions, we need to rethink our entire notion of transportation.
Decentralizing away from city building is crucial. In a day and age of remote working, why have cities with huge commutes? So developers and commercial building owners can get rich?
We also need to really move away from the idea of personal transportation and go back to the idea of public transportation. The old and auto industry made a concerted effort to kill such projects to force people to become dependent on cars. They've spent the last century fighting them and telling us through billions of dollars worth of advertising how we aren't practically human if we don't have a car.
In the past they went as far as buying some public transportation systems to kill them.
Just imagine what public transportation could be like if everyone put even half of what they paid in insurance, gas, loans, repairs, parking spots, etc for cars.
Why doesn't north america have a robust high speed rail system, like pretty much everywhere else.
We don't need fancy planes with questionable AI tech to fix outdated problems. We need to rethink everything we know about the society we live in. We need to stop coming up with ideas that expend more energy and come up with ways to reduce energy per task.