In the future will aviatoin be so simple?

Question:
Right now for a person to become a pilot he has to train first and get a license and so on.In the future will planes be something so simple as cars and people will own a cessna aircraft as a car and so on??Will pilots extinct and everyone will learn to fly and so on ?please help me with an answer.

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If they find some other source of energy, probably yes.

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No, planes will never be so common as cars.

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In the future, everything will automated or operated remotely. The military is strongly considering using unmanned fighters. The airlines could easily go to remote controlled planes, except for the public perception of the passengers being treated as cattle, or as I like to say, self-propelled cargo.

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Yes, aviation will get more simple. And more accessible...Check out this Flying Car prototype. I've been there in person and can vouch that this is not just a dream, but a real machine being built.

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I believe that piloting aircraft of the future will be "simple" .... but the flight systems will be much more complicated, and thus will demand a higher level of competence to learn how to "go to manual" if a system fails.
I also believe that airspace restrictions will be much more complicated, and therefore, there will not be a Cessna in every garage.

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I hope not! I am training to be a pilot and it wouldn't be as cool if everyone could fly. Everything is getting more computerized though, I mean now we have FMS in the aircraft, the computer can actually fly the plane. When I become a pilot, I actually want to fly! Hopefully automation dosen't kill flying.

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