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<blockquote data-quote="L8APEX" data-source="post: 16754188" data-attributes="member: 51947"><p>The "M" yokes give it away, Embraer. (although Concorde has them as well)</p><p></p><p>Good ol Embraer "Jungle Jet" 175 (made in Brazil)</p><p></p><p>Boeing and most companies use traditional yokes,</p><p> "W" for Boeings, "w" or "V" for most others Cessna's (162 used a stick in a yoke position pich is still push pull like a yoke, bur roll is similar to a stick, it goes into the firewall like the yoke on a 172.</p><p>Airbus however uses a flight stick on the left of the right seat and and right of the left seat. (I'd be most comfortable right seating in one, right hand on the control and left on the throttle quadrant) Cirius also use these and are considered "side yokes."</p><p></p><p>The Honneywell Primus glass cockpit (They did Repair & Overhaul on these here in Wichita until '20 now in Olathe (KC)) with the center MFD and the right PFD and left EICAS help, but the dead giveaway is if you look between the Fight Control Mode Panel at the top in the center stack and below the middle MFD should be a tag saying "Embraer 175."</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="L8APEX, post: 16754188, member: 51947"] The "M" yokes give it away, Embraer. (although Concorde has them as well) Good ol Embraer "Jungle Jet" 175 (made in Brazil) Boeing and most companies use traditional yokes, "W" for Boeings, "w" or "V" for most others Cessna's (162 used a stick in a yoke position pich is still push pull like a yoke, bur roll is similar to a stick, it goes into the firewall like the yoke on a 172. Airbus however uses a flight stick on the left of the right seat and and right of the left seat. (I'd be most comfortable right seating in one, right hand on the control and left on the throttle quadrant) Cirius also use these and are considered "side yokes." The Honneywell Primus glass cockpit (They did Repair & Overhaul on these here in Wichita until '20 now in Olathe (KC)) with the center MFD and the right PFD and left EICAS help, but the dead giveaway is if you look between the Fight Control Mode Panel at the top in the center stack and below the middle MFD should be a tag saying "Embraer 175." [/QUOTE]
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