What does the Electronic Centralized Aircraft Monitor (ECAM) provide?

The Electronic Centralized Aircraft Monitor (ECAM) is an integral system in the A320 that provides critical information about the aircraft's operations and performance. It specifically focuses on displaying engine and system parameters, which include data related to engine performance, fuel levels, hydraulic and electrical system status, and other essential diagnostic information.

This system enables pilots to monitor the health and status of key aircraft systems in real-time, ensuring they can make informed decisions about flight operations. By centralizing this information, ECAM enhances situational awareness and safety during both normal and abnormal operating conditions.

The options involving navigation data, flight plan details, and weather information pertain to other systems within the aircraft architecture, such as the Flight Management System (FMS) for navigation and weather radar for weather data, rather than the ECAM. Thus, the ECAM’s primary role is to provide the essential parameters for engine and system monitoring, making it a crucial tool for flight safety and operational efficiency.