Pilot-less planes expected within the decade, but are travelers on board?
JetBlue wants to hear from you
No humans flying airplanes ... But UBS says only 17 percent of travelers are willing to fly on a remote-controlled plane. Still, the pilot-less planes are expected to appear within the decade and save the industry money.
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