With the continual advancement of aviation technology, many have considered removing human factors of flights to be safer and efficient. With automation becoming more precise and reliable than human itself, ideas such as automation should replace actual pilots in the future are being revealed. An editor-in-chief of the Royal Aeronautical Society’s magazine Aerospace, Tim Robinson have said, “computers fly ultra-precise, repeatable trajectories, do not fly drunk, do not get tired, do not get distracted and so the thinking goes could be safer than human pilots in the future” (Moskvitch). Regardless of how advanced technology may be, malfunctions can still occur. Even the aircraft itself have technologies which can have multiple malfunctions requiring actions for recovery from the pilots themselves. Wouldn’t a human pilot be necessary in case the computer controlling the aircraft malfunctioned?