Editing Flight instruments (section)

=== T arrangement ===
Most US aircraft built since the 1940s have flight instruments arranged in a standardized pattern called the "T" arrangement.<ref name=Natola>{{Cite book |editor=Mark Natola |title=Boeing B-47 Stratojet |publisher=Schiffer Publishing Ltd. |year=2002 |isbn=0764316702 |page=46}}</ref>  The attitude indicator is in the top center, airspeed to the left, altimeter to the right and heading indicator under the attitude indicator. The other two, turn-coordinator and vertical-speed, are usually found under the airspeed and altimeter, but are given more latitude in placement. The magnetic compass will be above the instrument panel, often on the [[windscreen]] centerpost. In newer aircraft with [[glass cockpit]] instruments the layout of the displays conform to the basic T arrangement.