Which display shows critical alert information for the pilot during flight?

The Caution and Advisory Display is specifically designed to provide critical alert information to the pilot during flight. This display presents messages and alerts that require the pilot's immediate attention, such as system malfunctions, abnormal operating conditions, or warnings that may affect the safe operation of the aircraft. It helps ensure situational awareness by visually communicating important safety information and operational statuses.

In contrast, the Navigation Display focuses on the aircraft's position, route, and navigation information, which, while important, does not primarily convey critical alerts. The Status Indicator shows the overall system status, but it is not typically dedicated to urgent alerts. The Flight Management System Display provides information related to flight planning and management, which is also crucial but separate from critical alerts necessary for flight safety. Thus, the Caution and Advisory Display plays a unique and vital role in keeping pilots informed of any significant issues during flight.