We Deliver Reliability, Efficiency and Performance
Take a virtual tour of our new custom-built center for simulation design and manufacture,
opened in 2011. The 375,000-square-foot center is designed to ensure efficiency, high quality
and precision in our flight simulators and advanced training devices.
Whether you fly commercial, corporate or military aircraft, you depend on your training
equipment. We've manufactured more than 700 full flight simulators and advanced training
devices and 1,000 visual systems. We're ready to build one for you.
For more information, contact FlightSafety Simulation at 918.259.4000 or toll-free at 888.782.5280
or simulation@flightsafety.com
26 Simulation Devices Delivered in 2011
FlightSafety Simulation delivered 26 full flight simulators and flight training devices in 2011.
This brings the total number of simulators and FTDs designed, manufactured, and delivered by
FlightSafety Simulation to 637 since 1978. These 26 simulation devices were delivered to
FlightSafety facilities, government agencies, airlines and other training agencies worldwide.
FlightSafety Producing Rockwell Collins Fusion Simulators
FlightSafety Simulation has implemented Rockwell Collins Fusion avionics into simulators
currently being produced for aircraft with advance cockpits such as the Gulfstream G280,
Bombardier Global Express, Boeing 787 and the US Air Force KC-46A Tanker. FlightSafety has
been at the forefront of implementing aircraft avionics systems into training, even helping
avionics manufacturers get their systems aircraft worthy due to agreements with several
aircraft OEMs to provide training for aircraft prior to first customer deliveries.
FlightSafety Awarded a Position on Navy's Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite
Quantity (ID/IQ) Training Systems Contract (TSC III)
One of only 18 companies selected by the U.S. Navy for Lot I, FlightSafety has earned a
position on the $2,000,000,000 ID/IQ contract which runs through 2016 with two one year option
periods. The Training Systems Contract was established to supply the Naval Air Warfare Center
Training Systems Division (NAWCTSD) a streamlined, quick reaction vehicle for the acquisition
and support of critical training systems. The TSC III scope will encompass training systems
design, development, production, test and evaluation, delivery, modification, and support for
United States Navy and Marine Corps training systems requirements and those derived from
end-users and customers consistent with NAWCTSD's mission.
FlightSafety Continues to Support U.S. Army's Aviation Training Command at
Flight School XXI in Ft. Rucker
FlightSafety Simulation has delivered 24 TH-67, eight UH-60 A/L, one UH-60M, two TH-1H, and
one CH-47 simulators for Flight School XXI. Currently we are manufacturing two additional UH-60
M model Blackhawk Simulators.
FlightSafety Awarded its 27th and 28th C-17 WST
FlightSafety was awarded the contract to design, engineer and manufacture C-17 pilot and
loadmaster trainers in 1991 for the US Air Force. Because of the success of the program,
FlightSafety has built every C-17 WST. FlightSafety simulation has delivered 23 C-17 WSTs and
has three currently in work. FlightSafety's Vital X image generation as well as electric motion
and control loading are critical technologies for the C-17 training program success.
FlightSafety Delivers First-of-Kind Mission Simulator
FlightSafety's HH-60G WST features all the capabilities required for coordinated flight crew
training – an FAA Level D simulator including a high fidelity cockpit, control loading, motion,
five channel visual, and flight model. In addition, the WST includes two side gunner stations,
each equipped with simulated weapons and seven channel visual, and high fidelity crew stations.
This provides stand alone, or crew training for the Flight Engineer/Gunner and Gunner positions.
The HH-60G is equipped with simulated mini-gun and .50 caliber machine guns, which may be changed
from side to side, to further enhance mission rehearsal training. The realism for the simulation
of the Guns is further enhanced by the use of Gun Active Recoil (GAR), and an Aerodynamic Torque
System (ADS). The GAR System allows for realistic recoil of the weapons while firing and the ADS
allows for realistic pressures on the gun while in the slipstream of the aircraft. The visual
system at each gunnery position is integrated with the main simulator visual allowing the flight
crew and the gunners to see the same gaming area. All positions are fully connected via
integrated simulator aural cueing including environmental and crew communications.
For more information, contact FlightSafety Simulation at 918.259.4000 or toll-free at 888.782.5280
or simulation@flightsafety.com
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