Method and device for assisting the piloting of an aircraft from a voluminous set of memory-stored documents
AssigneeSextant Avionique
InventorsEngin Oder, Francine Pierre, Jean-Marie Renouard
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AssigneeSextant Avionique
InventorsEngin Oder, Francine Pierre, Jean-Marie Renouard
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A method for assisting the piloting of an aircraft from a voluminous set of memory-stored documents which uses a processor associated with a terminal comprising a screen and control and data entry keys and with memories containing useful information for operating a flight, the processor being connected to other items of equipment of the aerodyne. The method comprises storing of information in a data base and supplying first exploitation functions of this information, real-time acquisition by the processor of an event relative to the current situation of the aerodyne and analyzing the new situation generated by the occurrence of this event, preselecting the information in the data base best adapted to the new situation, and classifying same by order of relevance, supplying second exploitation functions of the preselected information, selection and exploitation, by the operator, of one of the exploitation functions. The method applies in particular to the civil and commercial aviation.
A method for assisting the piloting of an aerodyne and implemented by a system including a processor, at least one man/machine communication terminal comprising a display screen and control and data entry keys and memories where are stored in particular all data useful to operating a flight and that required to conduct a flight in accordance with air regulations, the system being connected to other items of electronic equipment embarked on the aerodyne, wherein said method includes the following stages:
A device for assisting the piloting of an aerodyne, comprising:
A man/machine communication terminal for assisting the piloting of an aerodyne, connected to a system comprising:
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