What is available in Normal Laws?

Normal Laws in the context of the Dassault Falcon 7X involve specific functionalities designed to enhance flight safety and performance. One of the key features of Normal Laws is the provision of Path Stability and Auto-Trim.

Path Stability ensures that the aircraft maintains its intended flight trajectory, providing pilots with stability control as they manage various flight situations. This stability helps in reducing pilot workload by automatically counteracting certain disturbances in the aircraft’s flight path. Auto-Trim complements Path Stability by automatically adjusting control surfaces to maintain the desired aerodynamic position, reducing the need for constant manual adjustments by the pilot.

The focus of Normal Laws is to enable pilots to handle the aircraft more easily and safely, especially in various phases of flight. While the other options, such as full autopilot capabilities and automatic landing features, are relevant to advanced flight systems, they are not specifically identified with Normal Laws, which primarily emphasize stability and control rather than automation features. Enhanced maneuverability is more characteristic of alternate law or direct law modes, where the pilot has more direct control over the aircraft's performance. Therefore, the correct choice reflects the unique capabilities offered by Normal Laws that prioritize stability and ease of handling for the pilot.