Flight Simulators
A flight simulator is a system or Device that tries to copy, or simulate, the experience of flying an aircraft. It is as realistic as possible. The different types of flight simulator range from video games up to full-size cockpit replicas mounted on hydraulic (or electromechanical) actuators, controlled by state of the art computer technology. Flight simulators are used to train flight crews in normal and emergency operating procedures. Using simulators, Pilots are able to train for situations that are unsafe in the aircraft itself. These situations include engine failures and failures or malfunctions of aircraft systems such as electrics, hydraulics, pressurization, flight instruments and so forth. full flight simulator (FFS) duplicates all aspects of the aircraft and its environment, including motion in all six degrees-of-freedom. Personnel in the simulator must wear seat belts as they do in the real aircraft. As the cylinders' travel in any simulator is limited, the motion system employs what is called 'acceleration onset cueing' that simulates initial accelerations well and then backs off the motion below the pilot's sensory threshold so that the cylinder limits are not exceeded.
Please click here to see our demonstration Airbus A320 advanced trainer/simulator in action
Apart from Spain, 2FlyPlanes has additional offices in Mauritius, South Africa and a Dubai office is being planned
For further information or to book a visit to view our demonstration A320 in Madrid please email to: info@2flyplanes.com
