The phrase "automated planes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to aircraft that operate with minimal human intervention, often relying on technology and automation for flight operations.
Example: "The aviation industry is rapidly advancing towards the use of automated planes to enhance safety and efficiency in air travel."
Alternatives: "autonomous aircraft" or "self-flying planes".
"It's ironic: We have all these automated planes, but what we need is to go back to flying without automation," observes Raja Parasuraman, a psychology professor at George Mason University and director of the graduate program in human factors and applied cognition.
UBS estimated that pilots cost the industry $31bn a year, plus another $3bn in training, and that fully automated planes would fly more efficiently, saving another $1bn a year in fuel.
They were trained to fly automated planes.
Well, the future is likely to be all about automated transport – planes, trains, buses, and cars – and you simply won't have a choice, Neil.
According to Le Figaro, the Nov. 29 incident took place about 10 nautical miles from the area off the Brazilian coast where Flight 447 was when its computers sent out a series of automated messages — the plane's last known communications — to a French maintenance center.
Bulk-arrival queues with single servers that provide bulk service are widespread in the real world, e.g., elevators in buildings, people-movers in amusement parks, air-cargo delivery planes, and automated guided vehicles.
By 2000, all the airline's planes carried automated external defibrillators, for use in in-flight emergencies.
A preliminary investigation into the cause of the plane crash in Indonesia found that a malfunctioning sensor and an automated response from the plane's flight control system left pilots struggling to gain control of the aircraft as it tilted downward into a nose-dive, later crashing into the Java Sea.
In the case of Air France Flight 447, automated messages from the plane to a maintenance base indicated a loss of speed information and a switching off of the autopilot and auto throttle.
This polyline shapefile depicts rail transit networks in cities defined as the Federal Transit Administration's (FTA) universe of cities and includes heavy rail, light rail, monorail, cable car, inclined plane and automated guideway.
Also at issue is how Boeing and the FAA allowed training for pilots to fall short on 737 Max planes with the automated feature.
