Are the two computer mouse like protrusions on either side of the throttles part of the input for the navigation system?
I have not seen them in any other cockpit.
> Are the two computer mouse like protrusions on either side of the throttles part of the input for the navigation system?
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Yes! That's the KCCU - Keyboard Cursor Control Unit, it's demonstrated in a Airclips Lufthansa A350 video here
https://youtu.be/jk-WClye4bw?feature=shared&t=4641 (1:17:21, full cockpit tour begins 1:14:46)
Why is the standby AI down there? Would it be nicer to have it on the glareshield?
I like how Gulfstreams does it:
https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcS2fldBzRFJAhhLn6-oAmhdiROiVvaJAHnpsQ&usqp=CAU
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