AHFE Open AccessDesign and Verification Methodology of the Pilot's View of Civil Aircraft Non-openable window
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Authors: Feng Zhixiang, Yuhe Mao
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The design goal of Pilot compartment view is to provide the necessary view for the safe flight of the crew under any scenario.For non-openable window aircraft,the design and verification of pilot’s view are summarized into three levels by establishing fault trees with insufficient pilot’s view,and specific design considerations and verification methods are proposed for each level.
Keywords: Civil Aircraft, Pilot compartment view, Non, openable side window
DOI: 10.54941/ahfe1003038
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