cockpit

If you want closed cockpit racing, choose a different class, le mans is closed cockpit and really cool.

Could you design drones that have higher integrity because you don't need to have a conventional cockpit area?

Perhaps you're thinking of the typhoon & tempest which had a problem of exhaust leaking into the cockpit.

Additionally, the F-35 has a somewhat roomier cockpit than the F-16, though rear visibility is more obstructed.

Yeah, if the marine opens the cockpit a crack and fires a handgun at the enemy.

It creates a culture in the cockpit where deference to rank is more important than the safety of the passengers.

Here's a nice cockpit camera view of a CT-155 Hawk ingesting a bird and then crashing in a field [1].

If you nosed it hard into a dive, the carburetors would spill fuel into the cockpit.

The F-35 doesn't have the cockpit visibility of an F-16 or something like an Su-27/35.

I don't like the idea of cockpit canopies in formula motorsport, but yesterdays accident could have easily cut Räikkönen in half.

UK hospitals are now starting to train staff in the very same techniques used in cockpit resource management, by ex airline captains, for this very reason.

The Buran never carried a person into space and Soviet space management never had to make the decision to enable this while pilots sat in the cockpit.

With its (relatively) huge engine nacelles way out front dragging the tiny cockpit way in the back, I swear it's got to be the inspiration for the "pod racers" in Star Wars.