A method for a rotorcraft display system, the method comprising: driving a monitor to produce a graphical display that visually provides a pilot and crew with a composite image of navigation information pertaining to the host rotorcraft, and one or more of weather, navigational aids, elevation and terrain, and rotorcraft traffic; performing a landing site indicator process, the process comprising: receiving (502, 504), at a processor, avionics data comprising rotorcraft current position, rotorcraft current approach course, landing site information and missed approach point data; determining at the processor whether the landing site is within a field of view of a pilot of the rotorcraft, and when the landing site is not within the field of view of the pilot and prior to the rotorcraft reaching the location of the MAP: determining a direction from the rotorcraft current position to the landing site; displaying, on the graphical display, symbology comprising (i) an arrow extending in the direction from the rotorcraft current position to the landing site and (ii) a visually distinguishable zone extending substantially plus or minus five degrees from the arrow, thereby defining a narrowed scan area surrounding the direction of the rotorcraft landing site; and when the landing site is within the field of view of the pilot ending the landing site indicator process. driving a monitor to produce a graphical display that visually provides a pilot and crew with a composite image of navigation information pertaining to the host rotorcraft, and one or more of weather, navigational aids, elevation and terrain, and rotorcraft traffic; performing a landing site indicator process, the process comprising: receiving (502, 504), at a processor, avionics data comprising rotorcraft current position, rotorcraft current approach course, landing site information and missed approach point data; determining at the processor whether the landing site is within a field of view of a pilot of the rotorcraft, and when the landing site is not within the field of view of the pilot and prior to the rotorcraft reaching the location of the MAP: determining a direction from the rotorcraft current position to the landing site; displaying, on the graphical display, symbology comprising (i) an arrow extending in the direction from the rotorcraft current position to the landing site and (ii) a visually distinguishable zone extending substantially plus or minus five degrees from the arrow, thereby defining a narrowed scan area surrounding the direction of the rotorcraft landing site; and when the landing site is within the field of view of the pilot ending the landing site indicator process. receiving (502, 504), at a processor, avionics data comprising rotorcraft current position, rotorcraft current approach course, landing site information and missed approach point data; determining at the processor whether the landing site is within a field of view of a pilot of the rotorcraft, and when the landing site is not within the field of view of the pilot and prior to the rotorcraft reaching the location of the MAP: determining a direction from the rotorcraft current position to the landing site; displaying, on the graphical display, symbology comprising (i) an arrow extending in the direction from the rotorcraft current position to the landing site and (ii) a visually distinguishable zone extending substantially plus or minus five degrees from the arrow, thereby defining a narrowed scan area surrounding the direction of the rotorcraft landing site; and when the landing site is within the field of view of the pilot ending the landing site indicator process. determining a direction from the rotorcraft current position to the landing site; displaying, on the graphical display, symbology comprising (i) an arrow extending in the direction from the rotorcraft current position to the landing site and (ii) a visually distinguishable zone extending substantially plus or minus five degrees from the arrow, thereby defining a narrowed scan area surrounding the direction of the rotorcraft landing site; and when the landing site is within the field of view of the pilot ending the landing site indicator process.