Kalitta Air Adopts VTR's FlightDeckToGo Across Its Boeing 777 Fleet

USA – Visionary Training Resources (VTR), a virtual reality aviation training technology provider, announced a new partnership with Kalitta Air to deploy its FlightDeckToGo VR platform across Kalitta's Boeing 777 fleet for flight operations and maintenance training.

• For Flight Operations, FlightDeckToGo allows Kalitta pilots to rehearse B777 flight deck procedures and flows via guided in-headset instruction before entering the simulator; for Maintenance, the platform supports engine start training and abnormal procedures without requiring simulator or aircraft access.
• AFM previously reported that VTR merged with Reaction Simulation in April 2025 to bring VR product development in-house, and separately received a method patent for its FlightDeckToGo training system in March 2025.

Statements

• "We're thrilled to welcome Kalitta Air as a partner. Their decision to adopt VR-based training across both Flight Operations and Maintenance reflects a genuine commitment to innovation and training excellence. We're excited to see the impact this collaboration will have across their B777 operation, and we look forward to growing this partnership," said Andrea Arola, Vice President of Sales, VTR.
• "I'm excited to partner with Visionary Training Resources to use their innovative technology to boost the confidence and training outcomes of our pilots and maintenance technicians. I look forward to this partnership and to watching it grow," said Kendall Leake, EFB Manager/Flight Training IT Applications, Kalitta Air.

About Visionary Training Resources (VTR)
Visionary Training Resources (VTR) is a US virtual reality aviation training technology provider, founded by pilots with safety and training backgrounds, delivering its FlightDeckToGo VR training platform. In November 2025, VTR also signed an agreement with a Singaporean low-cost carrier to deploy FlightDeckToGo for its pilot training programs.

About Kalitta Air
Kalitta Air is a Michigan-based cargo airline owned solely by Conrad Kalitta, operating a fleet of more than 25 aircraft comprising Boeing 777 and 747-400 freighters. Kalitta Air began service in November 2000 with three Boeing 747 aircraft.

Source: Visionary Training Resources