Hands On Throttle And Stick

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Hands On Throttle And Stick (HOTAS) is an aircraft control system layout that places critical flight and weapon controls on the throttle and control stick to let pilots operate them without removing their hands.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf aircraft control system layout
human–machine interface
abbreviation HOTAS
appliesTo attack aircraft
fighter aircraft
military aircraft
some civilian aircraft
trainer aircraft
category aviation technology
cockpit ergonomics
controls autopilot functions
communications
radar modes
sensor selection
target designation
trim
view or display management
weapon release
designPrinciple group frequently used controls under fingers
keep eyes out of cockpit as much as possible
minimize pilot hand movement
feature buttons on stick
buttons on throttle
hats on stick
mode selectors
switches on stick
switches on throttle
goal allow pilots to operate controls without removing hands from throttle and stick
hasPart control stick
throttle
implementedAs integrated throttle and stick grip design
improves pilot workload management
reaction time
situational awareness
influenced consumer flight simulator controllers
relatedTo glass cockpit
hands on collective and stick
head-up display
safetyBenefit reduces inadvertent control release
reduces need to look down at cockpit panels
usedFor aircraft flight control
avionics control
weapon system control
usedIn Dassault Rafale
Eurofighter Typhoon
F-16 Fighting Falcon
F/A-18 Hornet
modern combat flight simulators

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Pilatus PC-21 avionics Hands On Throttle And Stick