Slovenia – The tactical military aviation training (TAK-LET-SIM) is a groundbreaking military aviation training project developed by AFormX in collaboration with the Slovenian Armed Forces. This cutting-edge program features advanced VR and MX simulators for the Pilatus PC-9 aircraft and AS532 Cougar helicopter, offering immersive virtual environments and unparalleled scalability.

Currently, TAK-LET-SIM represents the technological pinnacle of NATO’s training capabilities, setting a new standard in tactical readiness. These simulators are designed to replicate complex mission scenarios and provide forces with realistic, mission-specific training, thereby significantly enhancing safety and operational preparedness.

The official handover of the project took place on January 17th 2025 and marked a major milestone in military aviation. The event has already generated significant interest from both the military and aerospace technology communities.

About AFormX
Founded in 2008 and based in Slovenia, AFormX specializes in aerospace innovation, including simulation and airframe production. The company has worked on critical projects such as deploying 200 aircraft to the Indian Armed Forces and developing VR simulators for advanced training. Recognized by awards like the Royal Aeronautical Society Design Competition, AFormX continues to push boundaries in aviation technology.

Source:  AFormX
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