How do the flight decks work in unison on the Stratolaunch?

Question

This article implies that the Stratolaunch has two flight decks. How are the dual flight decks arranged on the Stratolaunch aircraft?

• I'm curious if things are fly by wire or if there are separate controls?
• Are the flight decks both fully operational and mirror images of each other?
• If there are duplicate switches and controls, how do the counterparts reflect changes initiated from the cross side?

Answer 1

On Stratolaunch Systems, there will only be one cockpit as mentioned here:

The pilot, co-pilot and flight engineer will be in the right fuselage cockpit, while the left fuselage one is empty and unpressurized.

News can be misleading. This article's title says that each fuselage has its own cockpit but later, it clarifies:

The left-hand fuselage has what looks like a cockpit with windows to onlookers, but the section is in fact empty and unpressurised.

It does look like there both fuselages have cockpits.

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Answer 2

In stratolaunch, the only the right fuselage houses the flight crew i.e. the cockpit. From stratolaunch.com:

The right fuselage houses the flight crew and the left fuselage contains flight data systems.

Stratolaunch, image from bubblemania.fr; original appears to be from stratolaunch.com