Where is Delta P displayed?

Delta P, which refers to the difference in pressure between two points, is displayed in the Engine Indication and Crew Alerting System (EICAS). This system serves as a critical component for monitoring engine performance and alerts pilots to any abnormalities or changes in operating conditions.

In the context of aircraft operations, EICAS provides key data related to engine performance metrics, including pressure readings, engine temperatures, and various system alerts. Delta P is integral to assessing the engine's operational status, particularly in relation to the overall thrust and efficiency of the aircraft. By displaying this information, EICAS ensures that pilots have immediate access to vital data that influences decision-making regarding engine management and system integrity.

While the Primary Flight Display (PFD) focuses on flight-critical information such as attitude, altitude, and airspeed, and the navigation display provides situational awareness regarding the aircraft's route and environment, Delta P's specific relevance to engine performance makes EICAS the appropriate display for such information. The dashboard, which typically refers to the control panel containing various instruments and controls, does not specifically highlight Delta P.