>Both have very different cockpit layouts. Even something simple like cockpit lighting is totally different. They have significantly different limitations, spee

>Both have very different cockpit layouts. Even something simple like cockpit lighting is totally different. They have significantly different limitations, speeds and procedures for dealing with abnormal situations. This sounds like a UX design problem. Things that are the same should be the same, things that are different should be different. The most dangerous thing from a UX perspective is always the slightly different, especially in sequences. Everybody knows if their way to work and way to the store is partially the same it's easy to take the wrong fork when you want to go to the store. So if the things are slightly different, it often makes sense to make the sequence different from the beginning. Otherwise people often make these common path mistakes.