Cockpit displays are electronic screens in an aircraft that provide pilots with essential flight information. These displays show data such as altitude, speed, navigation, and engine performance, helping pilots make informed decisions during flight. Modern aircraft often use glass cockpit technology, which replaces traditional analog instruments with digital screens for better clarity and ease of use. There are different types of cockpit displays, including Primary Flight Displays (PFD) and Multi-Function Displays (MFD). The PFD focuses on critical flight data, while the MFD can show maps, weather information, and system status. Together, these displays enhance situational awareness and improve flight safety.