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Old November 11th 04, 10:09 AM
Ramapriya
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Default A wacky idea

Is it not possible to have buttons inside the cockpit that perform a
set of checklist actions that pilots normally do at various phases of
flight and save pilots that bother? I'd have thought it nice for a
button to activate an electronic pre-flight check and report an AOK


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