Cockpit of Superjet 100 airliner
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Cockpit of Superjet 100 airliner
Airliner cockpit. View of the cockpit of a Sukhoi Superjet 100 airliner. The crew seats have been moved back for clarity. The Superjet 100 uses the latest glass cockpit, where computer displays replace traditional dial instruments. Flight control is through small side sticks, the pilot input is interpreted by the computer which then operates the control surfaces. The Superjet 100 has 75-95 seats depending on layout and is designed for use as a regional airliner. The first prototype flew on 19 May 2008
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Aeroplane Air Craft Air Liner Cock Pit Computer Computerised Controls Display Glass Modern Open Passenger Plasma Regional Russia Russian Fly By Wire Sukhoi
EDITORS COMMENTS
This print showcases the cockpit of a Sukhoi Superjet 100 airliner, providing an intriguing glimpse into the cutting-edge technology that powers this modern marvel. The crew seats have been thoughtfully moved back to offer a clear view of the cockpit's inner workings. What immediately catches the eye is the state-of-the-art glass cockpit, where traditional dial instruments have been replaced by sleek computer displays. Flight control in this advanced aircraft is facilitated through small side sticks, which allow pilots to input commands that are then interpreted by the onboard computer system. This innovative fly-by-wire technology seamlessly translates pilot instructions into precise movements of the control surfaces. With seating capacity ranging from 75 to 95 passengers depending on layout, the Superjet 100 has been specifically designed for regional air travel. The first prototype of this remarkable aircraft took flight on May 19th, 2008, marking a significant milestone in aviation history. As we explore this image further, it becomes evident how Russia's expertise and ingenuity shine through in every aspect of its design and construction. In collaboration with Science Photo Library, this stunning print captures not only the beauty but also highlights Russia's contribution to aerospace innovation. It serves as a reminder that progress knows no boundaries when it comes to pushing technological frontiers and shaping our future in flight.
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