Automation in aircraft has proven to
A
present new hazards in its limitations.✓ Correct Answer
B
that automation is basically flawless.
C
prevent accidents.
Explanation
FAA guidance on advanced avionics notes that automation, while useful, brings new hazards, including mode confusion, complacency and failures the pilot may not notice. It is not flawless and it has not eliminated accidents.
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