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Airplane autopilot is a system installed in aircraft that assists with the control and navigation of the aircraft, reducing the workload on pilots. It uses various sensors, such as GPS, accelerometers, and gyroscopes, to automatically control the aircraft's heading, altitude, speed, and other parameters. Autopilot systems can perform tasks like maintaining a steady flight path, following a predetermined route, and even executing complex maneuvers. However, it's important to note that autopilot systems still require supervision from pilots, who remain responsible for monitoring the system and taking over manual control when necessary. Autopilot technology enhances flight safety, improves fuel efficiency, and reduces pilot fatigue.