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Old 13th Jun 2008, 08:10
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That 787 cockpit - what does it really look like then?

Like this actually. (I know this is only sort-of, kind-of tech, but I think any discussion might be more interesting here than on R&N.)
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Great find! It retains those distinctively Boeing features
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whats that extra box sitting above the MCP for?
and whats that thing left and right of the thrust levers, looks like some kind of touch pad???
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and why does it still have control columns?


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Where do you plug in the iPod?
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The extra box above the MCP is just there as part of the testing. It won't be there when they go into service. And it still has control columns because the pilots need some way of flying the plane.
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And it still has control columns because the pilots need some way of flying the plane.
Is that so ?

Then how do Airbus pilots fly their planes ?
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Talking

They don't! They just manipulate them through the skies
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Originally Posted by FCS Explorer
whats that thing left and right of the thrust levers, looks like some kind of touch pad???
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thats the CCD (cursor control device). we have them on the b777 already. after awhile they get insensitive! personally, i'd preferred the track-ball!

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Looks like the old 777 to me!

Not much innovation for such an "high-tech Advanced Technology" Aircraft

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What do you want auto-parallel park--voice activated hydraulic
chrome rims an over sized cherry- bomb muffler?--- batwing doors?

Airplanes don't just change everything with every lil whim as if they were muppety Groundmobiles

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The Yoke is a Boeing tradition...it will be a cold day in hell when Boeing plans go side stick....
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Here you go Flyboy REEL {inknowvatechun}
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcLJ49MGe-s



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Old 14th Jun 2008, 22:36
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It's supposed to look as much like the 777 as possible. Boeing is planning on a common type rating with the 777. The idea is to have the controls located in the same place as the 777 and for all practical purposes. operate in the same manner.
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It will also fly like the B777. Boeing are also working on a reduced course for 737NG pilots moving onto the 787.
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JOHN CITIZEN...you're sooo predictable...

SPOOKY 2...you're sooo right...

Cheers...FD...
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