Which display provides compilation of navigation data from various systems?

The Common Display System is designed to integrate and present navigation data from multiple sources, allowing aircrew to access a comprehensive overview of essential information. This system consolidates input from various navigation systems such as GPS, inertial navigation, and radar, offering a unified interface for monitoring and managing navigation-related tasks.

By providing this compiled data, the Common Display System enhances situational awareness and aids decision-making during flight operations. It allows users to quickly visualize critical navigation information, improving the effectiveness and safety of aircrew actions.

Other options focus on specific functions: the Engine Display typically shows parameters related to engine performance rather than navigation, the Systems Display generally conveys information about the status of various aircraft systems, and the Standby Attitude Indicator is a backup display for attitude data, lacking the comprehensive navigation data integration that the Common Display System offers.