Flight Simulator Manufacturer FTD.aero Completes Factory Acceptance Test of B738 Simulator for South Korean Airline

Poland– Flight simulation manufacturer FTD.aero has successfully completed the Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) of a B738 Fixed-Base Flight Training Device (FTD) for South Korean low-cost carrier T’way Air, marking the company’s first simulator approved for airline training in Korea.

The FAT was conducted at FTD.aero’s manufacturing facility in Poland, where T’way Air test pilots validated the device through detailed technical assessments.The simulator replicates the Boeing 737-800 cockpit and is developed to meet Level 4 qualification standards as specified by the Korean Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (MOLIT).The B738 FTD is scheduled for installation at T’way Air’s training center in June 2025, significantly enhancing the airline’s internal pilot training capabilities.This project marks FTD.aero’s entry into the Korean market and expands its growing global simulator portfolio.The company currently has nearly 30 full-scale flight training devices, including those based on the B738, B737 MAX (B73M), and A320 platforms, deployed tailored for airlines, training centers, and aviation universities.

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