Ils parlent d'un problème survenu à plus de 1000mph… Si c'est en rapport avec la vitesse, une petite note à l'intention du pilote pourrait faire l'affaire, du genre:
"Merci d'enlever votre casque lorsque vous dépasserez Mach 1.3"

C'est aussi ce dont je me souviens, et il me semble que c'est arrivé avec le casque développé par BAE Systems.sefianiy a écrit
Ah ben zut, l'article a disparu… meme avec une recherche ! Celui-ci décrivait un bug d'affichage survenant apres 1000Mph qui a rendu l'affichage verdâtre et flou. Il semblerait que ce soit du a un acces d'informations.
RAF pilots were left “blinded” by a barrage of images while flying at speeds of over 1,000 mph when a number of technical glitches hit their high-tech helmets.
The visors were supposed to provide the fighter pilots with complete vision and awareness, but problems with the display produced a blurring known as “green-glow”, meaning they were unable to see clearly.
The green glow occurred when a mass of information was displayed on the helmet-mounted display systems, including radar pictures and images from cameras mounted around the aircraft.
“The technology will be amazing when it is made to work effectively,” one source told the Mail on Sunday. “But for now, there’s only so much data you can put in front of the pilot’s eyes before it all merges, especially at night.
“He or she has got to take in information about their speed, altitude, dive and climb angles, and manage their fuel levels and weapons systems. Add images of the surrounding airspace and it all becomes too much. Essentially, the pilots were being blinded.”
US top brass have now dropped the helmet designed by BAE Systems in favour of a US helmet called the Gen 2 (Generation 2), which it hopes to improve and rename the Generation 3.
A BAE spokesman said the company was disappointed by the decision but insisted that its helmet had ‘met every milestone’.
