Where is the Radar Information Line displayed?

• A. On the top of the MFD.
• B. On the bottom of the MFD.
• C. On the top of the PFD.
• D. In the cockpit information display.

Answer: (A)

The Radar Information Line is a quick-readout that accompanies the weather radar display, so it belongs with the map and radar data shown on the Multi-Function Display. Placing it at the top of the MFD keeps radar status (like range, tilt, and mode) accessible without cluttering the map or crowding the primary flight data on the PFD. The PFD focuses on attitude, airspeed, and altitude, not radar information, so it isn’t the right place for this line. The cockpit information display isn’t specifically designated for radar readouts either, whereas the MFD is the standard home for radar symbology. That’s why the top of the MFD is the best location.