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Airlines, in their infinite mission to balance costs, profits, and keeping planes full of passengers alive between two points, might be going a little too far in their latest attempt to cut back.

According to CBS News, the industry has been quietly lobbing Congress to allow them to use just one pilot in the cockpit instead of two, as is currently required by part 121 of the Federal Aviation Regulations. . . .

https://archive.vn/eEg4j

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/airlines-lobbying-congress-allow-just-one-pilot-cockpit

Don't worry, they will be a fully VAXed and Boosted Pilot for your safety. >Airlines, in their infinite mission to balance costs, profits, and keeping planes full of passengers alive between two points, might be going a little too far in their latest attempt to cut back. >According to CBS News, the industry has been quietly lobbing Congress to allow them to use just one pilot in the cockpit instead of two, as is currently required by part 121 of the Federal Aviation Regulations. . . . https://archive.vn/eEg4j https://www.zerohedge.com/political/airlines-lobbying-congress-allow-just-one-pilot-cockpit

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By the time they replace flight attendents the planes will be fully autonomous with remote intervention being an option in the event that the autopilot fails, maybe there will always be someone on board with basic flight knowledge in the event of total electrical failure, but the planes are all practically fly-by-wire anyway so total electrical failure is probably a death sentence.