Getting started with EASy avionics suite in Airlines

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Getting started with EASy avionics suite in Airlines

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The enhanced avionics system refers to integrated modular avionics and a display system on the cockpit used in Falcon aircrafts such as 200EX and 7X. It is based on Honeywell Primus Epic. EASy represents modern progress and fundamental progress particularly in achieving the paperless cockpit. It is designed with intelligence and enables both pilots to work synchronously. Important features in this system include: four screens which clearly display information from aircraft sensors, communication, flight management and navigation. The pilot takes control over all of these functions. This makes EASy more advanced and safer as compared to other avionics systems using the same Primus Epic platform. The pilots’ means of controlling the flight deck lies within the Dassault’s Cursor Control Device (CCD). The trackball controller does everything just like the windows operating system. Each pilot has their own CCD which is as easy to use as a computer mouse. Using the CCD is fast and automatic. It is not affected by environmental conditions such as darkness and turbulence. This article discusses the enhanced avionic systems as applied in Falcon aircrafts.

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An overview of EASy avionic architecture and functions.
Understanding how EASy avionics system works in aircrafts.
An analysis of EASy avionics as the most intuitive man-machine interface.
Functioning of aircrafts using EASy avionics

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