For those who haven't seen what the fighters look like from the inside, here you go: Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II There's no doubt about it, the F-35's cockpit is the future. A wide, full color, touchscreen is the dominant feature. With touchscreen capability and countless features, the F-35's display will no doubt be just the thing for a generation of pilots used to iPads and smartphones. There is no heads-up-display (HUD). Vital information is instead relayed directly onto the pilot's visor using the helmet mounted display, simulated in green in this picture. Using the F-35's sensors, the helmet mounted display can even allow the pilot to "look through" the aircraft. Future concepts for the Saab Gripen and Boeing Super Hornet show a very F-35-like cockpit layout. Eurofighter Typhoon The Eurofighter Typhoon sticks with a much more conventional layout. Three large multifunction displays (MFDs) along the traditiona...