Measuring Willingness to Fly Onboard Aircraft Equipped with Two Pilots, a Single Pilot, and a Single Pilot with Artificial Intelligence

Authors

Dillon J. Hanrahan, Florida Institute of TechnologyFollow
Andrew C. Angelo, Florida Institute ofTechnologyFollow
Jeremy S. McFarland, Florida Institute of TechnologyFollow
Vivek Sharma, Florida Institute of TechnologyFollow
Brooke Wheeler, Florida Institute of TechnologyFollow

Document Type

Poster

Publication Title

College of Aeronautics Research Poster Session

Abstract

There is no statistically significant difference between consumers’ willingness to fly on aircraft with two pilots and traditional automation, a single pilot with traditional automation, and a single pilot with artificial intelligence (AI).

Publication Date

4-25-2023

Recommended Citation

Hanrahan, Dillon J.; Angelo, Andrew C.; McFarland, Jeremy S.; Sharma, Vivek; and Wheeler, Brooke, "Measuring Willingness to Fly Onboard Aircraft Equipped with Two Pilots, a Single Pilot, and a Single Pilot with Artificial Intelligence" (2023). Aeronautics Student Publications. 9.
https://repository.fit.edu/aero_student/9