New emergency tech enables planes to land with no one at the controls

New emergency tech enables planes to land with no one at the controls

In 1999, a Learjet 35 carrying professional golfer Payne Stewart and five others flew wildly off-course for nearly four hours before crashing into a field in South Dakota. The plane — heading from Orlando to a golf tournament in Texas— failed to make radio contact or respond to the fighter jets scr...

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