The study is devoted to the integration of night vision technologies into aviation computer control systems to ensure the efficiency of pilots’ work at night or in conditions of insufficient visibility. The work examines in detail various types of lighting equipment used in modern aviation technology and the possibilities of their adaptation for work with night vision systems. Among the main aspects of the study are the settings of lighting equipment for the pilot’s work areas, viewing areas, technical compartments and general lighting. Attention is paid to the requirements for the color of lighting, which affects the comfort and reduction of crew fatigue. The possibilities of monitoring objects in the rear of the cabin and their display on displays are separately considered. As part of the experimental part of the study, an assessment of the accuracy of the operation of night vision optical devices was performed, which allows to increase the accuracy of observation and the level of situational awareness of pilots. The study also includes practical recommendations for setting up electro-optical displays, improving information signals and creating intuitive visual indicators to ensure maximum efficiency of human-system interaction.