Howdy! FI(H) here. Looks very cool, I watched the video too.
Many students get the hang of hovering within 10 hours - "learning to fly" really isn't that hard? I see the rest of the course as "learning to become a pilot." That means the background knowledge and practice to allow decision making & dealing with emergencies etc.
I think if you could improve just a single one of the problems you touch on (difficult controls, navigation, mass and balance, fly by wire etc) you could make a lot of money...
... But improving all of them in one shot... that sounds unreasonable to me? Are they really connected?
> Our system makes it impossible to lose control of the airplane, potentially solving 80% of today’s fatal accidents in general aviation.
I'd love to see details on how you achieved this... or at least your definition of "impossible"...
Many students get the hang of hovering within 10 hours - "learning to fly" really isn't that hard? I see the rest of the course as "learning to become a pilot." That means the background knowledge and practice to allow decision making & dealing with emergencies etc.
I think if you could improve just a single one of the problems you touch on (difficult controls, navigation, mass and balance, fly by wire etc) you could make a lot of money...
... But improving all of them in one shot... that sounds unreasonable to me? Are they really connected?
> Our system makes it impossible to lose control of the airplane, potentially solving 80% of today’s fatal accidents in general aviation.
I'd love to see details on how you achieved this... or at least your definition of "impossible"...