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l have heard of auto pilot option in flying aircraft. do we have similarly the concept of takeover by the machine with/without the consent of pilot in case pilot cannot answer to safely land the air craft.
shivakumar06 said:l have heard of auto pilot option in flying aircraft. do we have similarly the concept of takeover by the machine with/without the consent of pilot in case pilot cannot answer to safely land the air craft.
berkeman said:Don't know about the "without the consent of the pilot" part, but I've recently been hearing advertisements for the new Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft, whose autopilot can land the aircraft autonomously.
The "System for use in case of emergency in aircraft" refers to the emergency equipment and procedures that are in place on an aircraft to ensure the safety of passengers and crew in the event of an emergency during flight.
The components of the system typically include emergency exits, seat belts, oxygen masks, life rafts, and emergency slides. Other equipment such as fire extinguishers and first aid kits may also be included.
In the event of an emergency, passengers and crew are instructed to follow the emergency procedures outlined by the flight attendants. This may include putting on seat belts, using oxygen masks, and evacuating the aircraft through designated emergency exits.
The systems for use in case of emergency in aircraft are regularly tested and maintained to ensure they are in proper working condition. This includes routine inspections and drills conducted by the airline and regulatory agencies.
Yes, these systems are designed and tested to be effective in emergency situations. The equipment and procedures are constantly reviewed and updated to ensure they meet safety standards and are able to handle a variety of emergency scenarios.