What color are corrections to apply for landing displayed as on the STATUS page?

Corrections to apply for landing are displayed in cyan on the STATUS page. In the Airbus A320, the color coding system is designed to provide immediate visual cues regarding the status and necessary actions that pilots need to be aware of.

Cyan specifically indicates that the information is informative but not urgent; it highlights important alerts or actions that, while they should be noted, do not require immediate remediation. This can include data like the correction needed for landing, which reflects a recommended adjustment but not a critical malfunction that could compromise safety.

Understanding this color-coding system is essential for pilots to quickly assess and react to information presented in the cockpit. Other colors like red might indicate critical failures, while amber can signify potential issues that are not immediate emergencies, thereby categorically differentiating the urgency or nature of the actions required in response to alerts.