It also allows pilots to fly in lackluster conditions, even through low to no visibility.
If an emergency does occur, the computer can respond to an array of situations, including a failing engine, drop in altitude, or emergency landing.
The company claims that its FlightOS system can allow anyone to learn how to control an aircraft within 30 minutes of training. Skyryse said the simplification of flight operations through its FlightOS system will allow pilots to focus on "critical" tasks other than actually handling the aircraft, which instead will be done via the flight automation system.
The company says FlightOS could help industries and people like first responders, search-and-rescuers, and the military. It could also potentially alleviate the multitude of hours that firefighting and military medical-evacuation pilots spend on aircraft training, as the program allows pilots to be trained at a faster and more cost-efficient pace.
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