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Poland – Enter Air Training Center (EATC) will add a CAE 7000XR Series Boeing 737-8 MAX Level D Full Flight Simulator at its Warsaw facility in early 2027, complementing its existing Boeing 737-800NG Level D FFS. The addition will give EATC in-house NG and MAX simulator capability while opening both platforms to external airlines and Approved Training Organisations, increasing Boeing 737 training capacity in Central and Eastern Europe as parent airline Enter Air expands its MAX fleet.

The Warsaw facility currently operates one Boeing 737NG Level D FFS and is located approximately 10 minutes from Warsaw Chopin Airport. The training centre is open to external airlines and training organisations in addition to supporting Enter Air’s own crews.
The existing simulator centre was originally developed by Avenger Flight Group in cooperation with Enter Air. AFM reported in 2021 that the 1,800-square-metre facility had infrastructure capable of accommodating as many as six flight simulators and that its Boeing 737 FFS incorporated a CAE Tropos 6000XR visual system.
Enter Air subsequently took full ownership of the training operation in 2025. The airline acquired the remaining shares in Avenger Flight Group Poland, and the company was renamed Enter Air Training Center in August 2025.
Enter Air’s current published fleet comprises 33 Boeing 737

European Simulator Training Center to Add Boeing 737 MAX FFS in 2027

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