“…Recently National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has developed the flush air data sensing (FADS) system, which has replaced the traditional Pitot tube with distributed-mounted pressure points, in order to meet the needs of aircraft stealth capabilities, redundancy design, and high Mach number flight [1][2]. However, in realworld flight, the FADS system cannot acquire its own working status which will directly decide whether the current raw measurements value (RWV) can apply to the following flight control system, i.e., the on-line fault self-detection and self-diagnosis, data selfrecovery and status self-estimation functions are absent.…”