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This plane looks as if it doesn't even have a cockpit.
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The St. Petersburg-Tampa Airboat Line became the world's first scheduled passenger airline service the first paying airline.
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In this image we see that the cockpit looks a little safer and higher technology.
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This plane won an award for being the plane with a passanger compartment which allowed for the pilot to make money through flights.
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This cockpit added more feature but still was fully exposed and had no ceiling or enclosed sides
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This cockpit created more space and provided much more features than the previous.
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Company’s 1st Commercial Monoplane Seaplane to Serve as Commercial Airliner. Features 2 seats instead of 1.
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This plane helped win the battle of Britain , which required training in order to operate. This cockpit had a different control stick as a wheel instead of a stick.
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this was the 1st jet fighter from any country to enter service in WWII.
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This plane was used during world war 2 and the cockpit features many technology advancements through the opening and the buttons added.
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Last WWII U.S. heavy bomber which dropped the two Atomic Bombs on Japan. Instead of the control stick this aircraft used control wheels or Yokes
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Flown by world renowned Test Pilot Chuck Yeager, who named this first supersonic test ship after his wife: “Glamorous Glennis.”
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This jet was the first jet to become a commercial airliner. Which says that the pilots were paid
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General Dynamics/Lockheed F-16 Fighting Falcon Day Superiority Jet Fighter, this jet includes many more features like the lighting up buttons and the control stick on the right.
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Flown by the USAF’s First Aero Squadron. World’s Fastest Jet Aircraft,
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First “Wide Bodied” jet in commercial service.
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The first widespread use of high-tech non-metallic structural members and skinning materials.
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This is a commercial plane for the use of taking passengers to a destination with payment.
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The earnings have increased with everything else since the 1930's. in the 1930's toothpaste cost 38 cents now it costs around 1$ thats a good increase since its just toothpaste. This is the same thing for the earnings or a pilot
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The workplace hasn't really changed that much. They have always been in the cockpit of the airplane.
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The education has evolved a ton because in early america you didn't really carry people in your plane it was just you, and the early planes also didn't have as many features.
