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THE progress of avionic systems in aircraft over the past few years has been characterised by dramatic developments in miniaturisation and in the capability of such equipment to perform the most complex tasks with a very small possibility of error. An area in which advances have been most rapid is in automatic flight control systems (AFCS) and a recent development concerned that produced for the Westland Lynx helicopter (Fig 1) for the British and French Services.

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