What happens inside the cockpit/deck?

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What is a Cockpit? 

The cockpit is the section where all data about aircraft and flight is transmitted to pilots via screens. The aircraft can be manually managed thanks to the control mechanisms within this section. There are also communication panels. All information about the plane is sent to the control towers through this system.

Cockpit is a prohibited place to enter for a non crew member to save aircraft getting hijacked and the door separating cockpit is built to be strong enough to not allow unwanted access. In this world of technology we can see very less manually operating aircraft as mostly screen cockpit are getting usual. One amazing feature about today's cockpit is the auto pilot which enables aircraft fly on their own and day by day Aviation manufacturing industry is taking steps forward to advance features furthermore. Hundreds of operate able buttons/switches are located in cockpit to control and gain required access on any particular instrument/system thus all the smooth flight operation credit goes to hard working pilots who put their skills to the test everyday in the cockpit. So next time whenever you get a chance to fly, don't forget to stare at your captain's office or maybe request a visit too 


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