Opinion: Will 2030 Be The Year Uncrewed Flight Takes Off?
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The Adoption Of Commercial Flight In 1929, only 6,000 people traveled by airplane in the U.S.—a mere four years later, that number multiplied to 450,000 before growing to 1.2 million in 1938. Early airline flights were loud, uncomfortable, and often scary. Despite their beginnings, they rose to...
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