As technology advances, the aviation industry is exploring the potential of autonomous aircraft. These pilotless planes promise increased efficiency, reduced operational costs, and improved safety. However, their development raises significant ethical and regulatory challenges that must be addressed before widespread adoption. Explore the ethical and regulatory challenges of autonomous aircraft, including safety concerns, cybersecurity risks, air traffic management, and liability issues in aviation innovation. Ethical Challenges Safety and Accountability – In the event of an accident, determining responsibility between manufacturers, software developers, and operators becomes complex. Public Trust and Acceptance – Many passengers may be hesitant to board a plane without a human pilot, raising concerns about trust in artificial intelligence. Cybersecurity Risks – Autonomous aircraft rely on digital systems that could be vulnerable to hacking, p...