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GLASS COCKPIT - Said of an aircraft's control cabin which has all-electronic, digital and computer-based, instrumentation.

 


The term "glass cockpit" refers to the instruments in the cockpit. In a glass cockpit, the instruments are displayed on a computer screen instead of the traditional steam gauges - mechanical instruments with mechanical needles.

Glass Cockpit - A slang term used to describe a new genre of flat panel computerized flight instruments that replace tradition gauges. See also SIX PACK.

EFIS: Electronic Flight Instrument System, in which multi-function CRT displays replace traditional instruments for providing flight, navigation and aircraft systems information, forming a so-called "glass cockpit".

Some flight schools have aircraft with "glass cockpits" and others do not. Are there any advantages of training in either aircraft? (top) ...

First, it makes no difference if the airplane has advanced electronics (such as what's known as a glass cockpit) or whether the airplane has the typical older but still trusty flight gauges. NONE! ...

FIS (Electronic Flight Information Systems) Glass cockpit avionics that integrate all flight parameters into one optimized instrument. These modern systems offer enhanced reliability, reduced weight, simplified installation and overall cost savings.

[10] With the addition of the G1000 to their fleet in 2006, ERAU became the first fleet to combine a glass cockpit with ADS-B.[11] ...

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Currently there are a number of designs that are being developed which feature things like glass cockpit technology and TCAS III guidance systems.

Flight Information System - Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) or Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) cockpit displays of flight information. More efficient at displaying information to crews, aircraft equipped with these are said to have “glass cockpits'.

In addition to the Texas Star E-LSA kit version, there's a new, budget-wise Classic J3 S-LSA powered by a Continental O-200 engine (price: $94,895); a Garmin G3X Glass Cockpit multifunction display option; and the AmphibCub float-equipped version.

See also: Cockpit, Aircraft, Flight, Aviation, Pilot

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