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How Have Airliner Cockpits Evolved Over The Years?

Simple Flying

Cockpits - the area where pilots operate the plane - like other parts of an aircraft, have seen continuous improvement and transformation over the years. They have undergone significant changes in design, reflecting advancements in aviation technology, which have led to the streamlining of tasks alongside reducing workload.

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The controversial push for AI single-pilot ops: Airbus vs. Pilot associations

Aerotime

At the forefront of this technological push is European aerospace conglomerate Airbus, whose efforts to develop AI-driven cockpit technology have sparked intense opposition from pilot associations worldwide. And bear in mind, if you go to a one-man cockpit, you might as well go to a zero-man cockpit.”

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Heart Aerospace co-founder and CEO on what’s next for pioneering aircraft: video 

Aerotime

AeroTime was given an up-close look at the X1 and a tour of its cabin and cockpit, as well as an opportunity to talk onsite with Heart Aerospace’s co-founder and CEO, Anders Forslund. Watch the video below to find out more.

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Former GlobalX CEO’s new US airline Zoom to operate E-Jets and Airbus A220s  

Aerotime

We will home grow our cockpit crews,” Wegel wrote. Lilium announces order of 20 eVTOL aircraft from US startup airline UrbanLink Aviation Technology and Innovation by Miquel Ros 2024-05-07 The post Former GlobalX CEO’s new US airline Zoom to operate E-Jets and Airbus A220s appeared first on AeroTime.

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Advancing aviation safety, connectivity

AOPA

In the ever-evolving landscape of aviation technology, uAvionix stands out as a pioneer in advancing safety and connectivity within the cockpit.

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Behind the scenes at Lilium, the eVTOL firm aiming to change regional air travel 

Aerotime

When talking about the possibility, Borel referred to his previous role as a senior Airbus executive where projects to evaluate potential reductions in cockpit crew numbers never went ahead, even if technically feasible, in great part because of a mix of regulatory and public acceptance issues.

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Today in Aviation History: First Flight of the Stipa-Caproni

Vintage Aviation News

The contract for building Stipa’s design was given to Caproni in 1932, as the Italian government was seeking ways to showcase Italian aviation technology. Additionally, the aircraft had low, fixed, spatted main landing gear and a tailwheel with twin open cockpits.

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