What happens if the RCM resets while in flight?

When the RCM (Rechargeable Control Module) resets while in flight, the correct outcome is that the information stored in non-volatile memory is reloaded to the RCM. This process is crucial as it ensures that critical flight data, configuration settings, and operational parameters are retained and can be accessed after the reset. Non-volatile memory is specifically designed to hold data even when power is lost, making it essential for maintaining system integrity and ensuring that the aircraft can continue to operate safely and effectively after a reset event.

This functionality allows for a seamless transition back to normal operations without the loss of important data that could affect flight safety and performance. In the event of a reset, the system relies on this memory to restore operational status quickly.