Hey all,

 

I think most of us have had enough time to figure out what configuration we like our NGX set up to. How do you like your cockpit displays, and why? I prefer the EFIS/Map set up the most. There is just something about having a digital six pack in the flight deck.

 

What about you?

For me PFD/MFD. But I sometimes use EFIS.

I use what the real company use for their machine.

I use what the real company use for there machine.

+1

Still like having the old fashion VSI displayed.

Do some real-world airline actually use EFIS?!

Do some real-world airline actually use EFIS?!

Of course they do.

 

 

^^^S7 Airlines B738 VQ-BKW

That isn't EFIS/MAP.. ;)

 

Southwest did use it at first I believe, but has gone over to PFD/MFD setup now.

PFD/MFD always!!! If the real company use EFIS they need invest some money for have me in their Cokipt or hire another cmte!

PFD/MFD!!!!

I much prefer PFD/ND over EFIS/MAP. To me, EFIS/MAP is cluttered..

Southwest used it until the switch to RNP. Continental also used it I'm fairly

sure. And it's quite possible some are still flying that way for United now.

The main reason they used it was they also had 737 classics, and wanted

common training with the newer NG's.

I'd much rather use the PFD/MFD. Like Mark said, the EFIS is too cluttered, ugly, and hard to read.

 

 

I use what the real company use for their machine.

 

Same here.

 

Do some real-world airline actually use EFIS?!

 

Yes. United, Southwest (they used to), and Alaska (I believe).

I'd much rather use the PFD/MFD. Like Mark said, the EFIS is too cluttered, ugly, and hard to read.

 

 

 

 

Same here.

 

 

 

Yes. United, Southwest (they used to), and Alaska (I believe).

 

Alaska uses PFD/ND.

I usually use whatever configuration is closest to the real world airline I am simulating. But If i where to choose my own personal option I would go with the PFD/MFD and HUGS and short field package and every other thing nice on the 737 :Drooling:

 

Do some real-world airline actually use EFIS?!

Sure, I believe GOL still uses it on their 737NGs

Alaska uses PFD/ND.

+1

I don't like the EFIS.