
“The full-motion simulator remains the gold standard, but the specialist market of flight training devices is undergoing a sustained period of disruption as lower-cost technologies and imaginative thinking redraw the landscape for trainee pilots.
From virtual-and augmented -reality headsets to enhanced graphical displays and on to refurbished cabins from scrapped aircraft, simulation and training providers are finding new ways to enhance realism while making their products and services more affordable. At the same time, sensing technology is being turned back onto the trainee and combined with artificial-intelligence and data-analytics tools to help training providers understand exactly which parts of their syllabus are having an impact with trainees.”

CAE’s Medallion MR e-Series Visual System

CAE Sprint VR trainer

CAE Sprint VR trainer

CAE Sprint VR trainer

EURAMEC A320 Sim Buildup

EURAMEC Do228NG Sim for General Atomics

EURAMEC Sim Parts Stockroom

Collins Aerospace Panorama MFP (Modular Front Projection) display system

EURAMEC Stand-alone Sim Station

Collins Aerospace FTD Camera Light Path

VRM Switzerland R22 System
From virtual and augmented-reality headsets to enhanced graphical displays, simulation and training providers are finding new ways to enhance realism.