I’m sure that you know your car’s interior like the back of your hand. Chances are, you have already memorized what handle to turn to put on the heating or which button to push to change the radio station without taking your eyes off the road. However, some automotive cabins possess far more features that push the boundaries of technology, comfort, and design. Some of them start resembling spaceships, which most of us have probably only seen in the most realistic sci-fi movies.
But for some professionals, operating such vehicles is as usual as scrambling eggs in the morning. Fortunately for us, they gladly share their unique workplaces with others, allowing us to take a curious peek inside. Today, Bored Panda is presenting you with a whole list of the most interesting cabins inside vehicles that you wouldn’t want to miss an opportunity to see. Each photo really makes you wonder, ”Do they really know what every button does?”
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Probably the most impressive cabins on this list are aircraft cockpits, full of instruments and controls that allow pilots to navigate and operate the vehicle safely.
This area is designed for the pilot and co-pilot to keep essential controls within easy reach, ensuring that they can quickly react to any situation that arises. Every button, switch, or lever has a purpose, and only those who master them are fit to fly.
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Its two main functions are to provide the pilot with a good angle and to make control mechanisms as accessible to them as possible. The section operates like an office where aviators receive all the data via screens.
Fortunately, the most crucial elements of the cockpit are usually similar from one aircraft to another. Even if a pilot has never flown with, for example, a Boeing 777, they could still identify the most basic control functions and swiftly get the hang of the plane.
So How About The Engine Room Of An Actual Steamship?
Here’s The Shot Of My Cab, The C-5M Super Galaxy While Aerial Refueling With A KC-135
