On June 1, FlightSafety International announced the qualification of its new Airbus A320 and Boeing 737 MAX simulators.
The A320 simulator incorporates NEO engine configurations that can replicate Pratt & Whitney and CFM LEAP engine types. With the availability for both Thales and Honeywell flight management systems, the A320 simulator enables pilots to train in multiple systems, and are FAA qualified, level D, and feature FlightSafety’s SimVu debriefing system.
The 737 MAX simulator includes 60” electronic motion and control loading which offers the highest level of fidelity and enhanced performance ensuring the highest level of realism. Incorporating the company’s Vital 1150 visual system, FlightSafety’s 737 MAX simulators provide pilots with simulator training that features realistic, detailed high-resolution views designed to enhance safety. In addition to the two pilot seats and the instructor, there are two additional seats in the simulator that can be used for observers or regulatory personnel.
“At FlightSafety International, we are excited to expand on our long history of airline training,” said Brad Thress, president and CEO of FlightSafety International. “The A320 and 737 MAX simulators will further enable us to train the best prepared aviators.”
The Airbus A320 and 737 MAX simulators are now available at FlightSafety’s Dallas North Learning Center. Contact FlightSafety International for more information.
