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There's certainly an argument to be made for immersion but in terms of "fun" this lets you have a hell of a lot more if it.
Space travel over any distance is mind numbingly boring. If you want to stare at the darkness of space or cut scenes of FTL travel for minutes (hours?) on end, there are other games that will unapologetically scratch that itch (I play one of them). No shame in that. In Starfield you can still fly in areas, you can still have dogfights, board ships and space stations, discover 'things' in space, you just don't get the 'staring at a star field screen saver' experience that others provide. And the planets, when you explore them, can have some really great experiences.
And lets face it, from the studios legacy of games like Skyrim and Fallout, once you've marked the major locations on the map relatively no-one is riding their horse all the way from Windhelm to Solitude for fun, or trudging through the post-apoc landscape from Sanctuary to the Glowing Sea. They're using fast travel. If you're one of the people who just disable fast travel in any game, then again, this isn't for you and there are other games that would scratch that itch.
Flying in NMS is boring as space at times have nothing going on, no different than MS flight sim as it have nothing but clouds to see.