Comanche: Maximum Overkill

Traditionally, all helicopters have been complicated flying machines. It takes a special kind of pilot to handle such a complicated aircraft that depends on flawless integration of so many different controls and functions just to get it off the ground, much less to use it in battle.
The designers who have worked on the RAH-66 have recognized these stress factors and have devised a user-friendly flight environment for future pilots to use when they fly the Comanche. The Comanche systems are designed for management by exception.
If things are working properly, the aircraft keeps it to itself and lets you get on with the flying and the fighting.
Our efforts in achieving a state-of-the-art helicopter flight simulator were motivated by the functional architecture of the Comanche. Since the real aircraft is so highly integrated with the various computer systems, it easily adapts itself to an electronic representation of both its capabilities and characteristics. This combat simulator is both realistic and easy to fly.

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