Glass Cockpits for Maintainers: Looking Behind the Screen
Credit: STEVENS AVIATIAON
Since the earliest days of aviation, pilots have been staring at gauges to help ascertain the condition of their machines and the world around them. Orville and Wilbur had three instruments on their first Flyer: a stopwatch, an anemometer for measuring wind speed and a tachometer. Subsequently and...
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