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COCKPIT AUTOMATION IS STILL VERY MUCH A WORK IN PROGRESS

Robert P Mark

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Abstract

SUBTITLE: AVIONICS MANUFACTURERS AND FLIGHT-TRAINING PROVIDERS ALL STRIVE TO IMPROVE THE PILOT-MACHINE INTERFACE IN GLASS COCKPITS.

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SUBTITLE: AVIONICS MANUFACTURERS AND FLIGHT-TRAINING PROVIDERS ALL STRIVE TO IMPROVE THE PILOT-MACHINE INTERFACE IN GLASS COCKPITS.

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SUBTITLE: AVIONICS MANUFACTURERS AND FLIGHT-TRAINING PROVIDERS ALL STRIVE TO IMPROVE THE PILOT-MACHINE INTERFACE IN GLASS COCKPITS.

Key concepts: Cockpit, Automation, Work (physics), Engineering, Computer science, Aeronautics, Systems engineering, Mechanical engineering

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