Germany –  As part of Germany’s push to align research and industry in aviation technology, Reiser Simulation and Training GmbH, a leading developer of advanced flight simulators, is contributing to several cutting-edge university-linked initiatives at the Aerospace Flight Test Center (AFTC).

• Reiser Simulation and Trainingis actively engaged in Project EILT, which focuses on the calculation and visualization of air currents—critical for complex helicopter landings such as hospital rooftops or offshore rigs.
• The EILT technology, co-developed with Munich University of Applied Sciences, was recently showcased to State Secretary Tobias Gotthard at the Oberpfaffenhofen Research Airport.
• The AFTC serves as a platform for university students and startups to collaborate with industry on flight simulation, drone systems, and AI-based aviation technologies.
• Reiser Simulation and Training’s role in Project EILT underscores its strength in developing customized, mission-relevant flight simulation solutions that enhance safety and real-time decision-making in aviation.

About Reiser Simulation and Training GmbH
Based in Berg, Germany, Reiser is a prominent manufacturer of high-end simulation systems for both civil and military aviation. The company specializes in full-flight simulators, flight training devices, and customized training environments designed to meet EASA and ICAO standards. Its work with universities and research bodies reflects a strategic investment in next-generation aviation competencies.

Source: Reiser Simulation and Training