There’s an answer [0] on Quora that describes helicopter instructors having to deal with students frozen out of fear and wrestling for control of the inputs. Nightmare.
[0]: https://www.quora.com/What-happens-if-the-pilot-and-copilot-...
There’s an answer [0] on Quora that describes helicopter instructors having to deal with students frozen out of fear and wrestling for control of the inputs. Nightmare.
[0]: https://www.quora.com/What-happens-if-the-pilot-and-copilot-...
Not at all, for example Airbus aircraft "helpfully" average out the inputs. There's a dual input warning, but warnings are weak at preventing accidents.
Some instances where the awful UX around the handling of dual input by aircraft contributed to incidents:
- https://youtu.be/6tIVu0Dpc2o?t=1754
- https://youtu.be/V2mMs-h4qGE?t=949
- https://youtu.be/Dl-Fl66Jfao?t=977
- https://youtu.be/tXGET4-N9FA?t=983
- https://youtu.be/e5AGHEUxLME?t=2259 & https://youtu.be/e5AGHEUxLME?t=2876
IMO, this is a critical design flaw with all current aircraft that should be addressed ASAP but what do I know :)