>When the technicians are talking to Lucius Fox about Bruce
>Wayne fixing the autopilot at the end, they say he did it
>months ago, meaning that this secondary Bat (the grey one, not
>the black one Batman used and destroyed in the nuclear
>explosion) was in the Applied Sciences facility at the time
>when Bane broke in and stole all their equipment, Tumblers,
>etc. So why didn't they take the grey Bat as well? Not only
>would it be their most powerful weapon, but they'd be able to
>fight Batman in the air, as well as transport the bomb in it,
>as opposed to on the ground, making it much more difficult for
>the cops and Batman to secure.

maybe they didn't have pilots, or was it supposed to be the recovered wreckage?

>Also, someone on another discussion board brought up the fact
>that the ending shows Bruce Wayne confirming he's still alive
>to all four friends, not just Alfred. Sure, Alfred actually
>bumps into him at the restaurant, but Gordon sees the Bat
>signal on the rooftop fixed by someone other than him, then
>looks over his shoulder. Fox realizes that Bruce is still
>alive because of the whole autopilot thing. Finally, Blake
>gets a note from Bruce, with the directions to the Batcave.

wasn't this obvious though?