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The country is also a cockpit for wider struggles.

"I hadn't been in a cockpit for forty-four years," he said.

It has been a cockpit for family quarrels that have eaten up millions of dollars in legal bills and sometimes threatened to tear the company apart.

IN HIS five years as Iraq's foreign minister, Hoshyar Zebari has often expressed alarm at the prospect of his battered country becoming a cockpit for a power struggle between the Americans and their regional enemies, Iran and Syria.

Because of Lebanon's position as a cockpit for regional power struggles, it also reverberated further afield, from Washington to the Iranian capital, Tehran.It was natural that this latest turmoil should carry echoes of the civil war.

Supposedly, having used the latest technology from both the aerospace and automotive industries, the T2 is 'the marine equivalent of a fighter jet.' The T1 was released last October but key differences from old models include a wider and more powerful vehicle, as well as a cockpit for the crew and wheel steering for the helmsmen.

"Airplane must have wings (2 preferred); a tail; an engine capable of lofting the airplane skyward; a place (cockpit) for a pilot or pilots; instruments to help get it from one place to another, and so on, in a statement clear enough to ensure that the contractor not only knows what to build, but how it should work, too".

It lets them see, for instance, a cockpit from the pilot's viewpoint and thus make sure all the instruments are within reach.

Objectively, the design of the T-Bird is actually fairly modern, with even fore/aft weight distribution, a large cockpit for a two-seater (there's much more shoulder and leg room here than in a Mazda Miata, BMW Z3 or Porsche Boxster) and reasonably short overhangs at the wheels.

Honeywell won a contract last month from the Brazilian aircraft company Embraer to supply a cockpit system for its newest 100-seat passenger jet, due in 2018.

The Eagle-Westlake, a car with an English-powered V-12, a cockpit designed for six-foot-two-inch Gurney, and a pedigree rare in all of racing history (having survived two F1 campaigns despite a very tight budget and tracks like the deadly Nurburgring), has to be one of the most collectible racers ever built.