What defines a Technically Advanced Aircraft (TAA)?

A Technically Advanced Aircraft (TAA) is characterized by its incorporation of advanced technology that enhances flight safety and pilot situational awareness. The defining features of a TAA include an electronic Primary Flight Display (PFD), which presents vital flight information in a consolidated manner; a Multi-Function Display (MFD), which offers flexible and comprehensive data presentation for navigation, weather, and aircraft systems; and typically, a two-axis autopilot, which aids in managing flight operations.

Option B encapsulates these essential components, highlighting the integration of multiple electronic displays and advanced autopilot capabilities, which collectively contribute to a higher level of automation and increased pilot support during flight. This setup not only facilitates improved decision-making but also reduces the workload on the pilot during various phases of flight, thereby enhancing overall safety.

In contrast, other options either lack the complexity or range of technological integration that defines a TAA. For instance, having just an autopilot does not meet the criteria, nor does a single electronic display provide the multifaceted capabilities needed for categorizing an aircraft as a TAA. An aircraft that lacks modern navigation tools would not incorporate the advanced systems characteristic of a Technically Advanced Aircraft at all. Thus, the comprehensive nature of the features emphasized in option B