What type of flight instruments are used in the EJet cockpit?

The EJet cockpit is equipped with electronic flight instruments, commonly referred to as Electronic Flight Instrument Systems (EFIS). These instruments display flight data on digital screens, such as primary flight displays (PFD) and multifunction displays (MFD), which provide a more comprehensive visual representation of flight parameters compared to traditional instruments. EFIS enhances situational awareness for pilots, allowing them to easily access and interpret critical flight information like altitude, speed, heading, and navigation data.

This type of system is preferred in modern aviation due to its accuracy, reliability, and ability to integrate with other electronic systems on the aircraft. Additionally, EFIS can present data in customizable formats, which can be more intuitive for pilot operation. This reflects advancements in aviation technology, offering a significant improvement over purely mechanical, analog, or hybrid systems that may not provide the same level of information integration and ease of use.