Which engine parameters are always displayed?

Which engine parameters are always displayed?

• A. The Engine Indicators on the ECAM Page
• B. The Primary Displays on the E/WD
• C. The PFD Engine Readouts
• D. The MCDU Engine Page

Answer: (B)

Engine information is kept visible at all times on the E/WD, the Engine/Warning Display, so you can monitor both engines at a glance without needing to navigate pages. The Primary Displays on the E/WD continuously show essential engine parameters (such as N1, N2, ITT/EGT, fuel flow, etc.) for quick and reliable monitoring in all phases of flight. Other options rely on opening ECAM pages, switching to PFD readouts, or loading MCDU pages, which aren’t guaranteed to be in view at all times. That’s why the engine data are described as always displayed on the E/WD’s Primary Displays.

Engine information is kept visible at all times on the E/WD, the Engine/Warning Display, so you can monitor both engines at a glance without needing to navigate pages. The Primary Displays on the E/WD continuously show essential engine parameters (such as N1, N2, ITT/EGT, fuel flow, etc.) for quick and reliable monitoring in all phases of flight. Other options rely on opening ECAM pages, switching to PFD readouts, or loading MCDU pages, which aren’t guaranteed to be in view at all times. That’s why the engine data are described as always displayed on the E/WD’s Primary Displays.