# Cockpit displays

> SkyYoke's HUD strip, TCAS traffic radar, Airbus A320 and Boeing 777 style primary flight displays, engine displays and navigation display for Infinite Flight.

Source: https://ifkits.com/wiki/cockpit-displays/

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SkyYoke shows flight data on the phone so you can fly by the instruments, not just the simulator's screen.

## HUD strip

The top bar of the cockpit screen always shows indicated airspeed (IAS), altitude (ALT), heading (HDG), vertical speed (V/S), whether you are on the ground or airborne, and the spoiler state.

## The display button

In **Motion Yoke** mode, the pad in the middle of the cockpit shows one display at a time. The **display** button at the bottom, beside the AI Voice microphone, switches between them:

- **Tap** to step to the next display: radar, then PFD, then the engine display, then back.
- **Press and drag** to pick one directly.

The PFD and engine displays appear when Infinite Flight gives SkyYoke the aircraft's attitude data, which it does for most airliners.

## Traffic radar and navigation display

The default view is a **TCAS traffic radar**: other aircraft around you with their relative altitude, coloured by threat level, plus speed and altitude tapes at the sides. Tap the **range** chip to change the radar range.

![The TCAS traffic radar with speed and altitude tapes](https://ifkits.com/wiki/img/radar-tcas.png)

On Airbus and Boeing aircraft the radar becomes a replica **navigation display** (A320 ROSE NAV or Boeing 777 MAP) that also draws your flight plan route, waypoints and traffic. Tap the range chip to step through 10, 20, 40 and 80 NM.

![The A320-style navigation display with route and traffic](https://ifkits.com/wiki/img/nav-display.png)

## Primary flight display (PFD) [Airbus] [Boeing]

A full PFD drawn in the style of the aircraft you fly:

- **Airbus** aircraft get an **A320-style PFD**: attitude, speed tape with V-speed bugs, altitude tape, vertical speed, heading and the flight mode annunciator.
- **Boeing** aircraft (737, 747, 757, 767, 777 and 787) get a **777-style PFD**, which also draws TCAS resolution advisory bands.

GPWS terrain alerts show on the PFD as a red **PULL UP** or amber flag.

![The A320-style primary flight display](https://ifkits.com/wiki/img/pfd-a320.png)

![The Boeing 777-style primary flight display](https://ifkits.com/wiki/img/pfd-b777.png)

## Engine display [Airbus] [Boeing]

- **Airbus**: the upper **ECAM E/WD**, with engine gauges, flap and slat position and memos.
- **Boeing**: the **EICAS**, with engine gauges and status.

![The A320 upper ECAM engine and warning display](https://ifkits.com/wiki/img/ecam-a320.png)

The checklist co-pilot can switch to the engine display by itself when a checklist item asks you to check it. See [Checklists](https://ifkits.com/wiki/checklists/).