What's this called again?

[nptguy]

http://www.airliners.net/open.file/418232/M/


Who uses this system in America?

 

[Citationkid]

HUD (Heads up Display), I think. The Gulfstream has it and so do some CRJs, I think.

 

[Buzo]

Alaska and Horizon use them also.

 

[Freightdog75]

That is the sweetest thing I have ever seen!!!! Wow!!! I guess you kinda tell that I'm flying crap still huh? Oh well, life moves on.


C-YA!

 

[jtf]

That picture kind of makes me sad. It looks really great to use, but I wont get the chance. Trans States is buying a bunch of ERJs from Swiss Air with that same system- maybe that very airplane from the pic, and they are removing the HUD and the second Honeywell FMS before they put them on line for us.

 

[777Efoh]

Yeah I remembered Horizon had those for the left seat on the Dash 8s. Sweet!

 

[bart]

The Iceman uses it...

 

[TonyC]

Head Up Display

HUD (Heads up Display), I think.

Close - - make the first word singular.


Head Up Display

 

[Green Banana]

Ya Horizon has Head's Up on all out dash 8 200, Dash 400's and CRJ 700's. I'm not sure that we are cirtified to use the 700's yet, but if not, it will be soon.
With them, we hand fly to a DH of 50 feet and a Vis of 600 RVR. Takeoff is like 300 RVR. You would be supprised how much it gets you in when everybody else is holding in the seattle fog.

ALOHA