Originally Posted by
PerfInit
Also consider that cargo flying can and most likely will go "pilot-less" at some point in the future as UAS aircraft have proven themselves. Quality of life is and should be the highest priority!
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I wouldn't hold my breath for freighter UAS. It would be hard to put them in the flow with manned aircraft especially with weather, etc. Also, auto lands are limited to 15 knot crosswinds. Good luck trying to land a 747 from a computer with 35 knots.