If you’ve ever looked into the cockpit of a Boeing or Airbus aircraft, one major difference immediately stands out: Boeing jets use a traditional control yoke, while Airbus aircraft feature a side stick mounted to the left or right of the pilot’s seat. Why do two of the world’s largest aircraft manufacturers rely on such different control systems — and what does it mean for safety, design, and flying experience?
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