Market Intelligence: Africa

FFS Training Center Seeking Buyer for B737-500 (Classic) Full Flight Simulator and Spares

Africa – A full-flight simulator training center, owned by an airline and located in Africa, is currently seeking buyers for its decommissioned Boeing 737-500 Full Flight Simulator. The simulator, manufactured by CAE and commissioned in 1993, is being offered as-is and includes convertible capability to the B737-400 configuration.

  • The simulator was decommissioned in 2020 and is available for sale along with spare parts.

  • Manufactured by CAE, the unit features a 6-axis hydrostatic motion system, wide FOV 180° x 40° visuals, and Tropos 6000 image generator.

  • Core aircraft configuration includes:

    • APU: GTCP36-28 (B) Garrett

    • Engines: CFM 56B2 (B737-500) and CFM 56C1 (B737-400)

    • Avionics: Honeywell AFCS, Collins EFIS, Smith Industries FMS 5.0

    • Alerting Systems: CFIT, Windshear, Low Visibility CAT I/II/III, ATIS, EGPWS – Snow Model

  • Computer and visual systems:

    • Host: IBM RISC 6000, Iris 4D25 instructor station

    • CRT touchscreen display and color printer

    • Visual system: Barco LCoS projectors

  • Potential buyers may request more details or schedule an on-site inspection.

If you are interested and would like to receive more information kindly contact us.

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Global – Simaero, an operator of full flight simulator training centers and provider of engineering services for flight simulators, has reported a strong second quarter for 2025, building on the momentum of Q1 with multiple strategic milestones including new simulator certifications, key deliveries, and facility expansions across Africa, Asia, and Europe.

  • South African SACAA Certification secured for the Bombardier CRJ 200/700 Full-Flight Simulator in Johannesburg, enhancing accessible pilot training within Africa and beyond.

  • Embraer E190 Full-Flight Simulator successfully delivered to Johannesburg Training Center; training expected to begin in H2 2025.

  • Malaysian CAAM Certification granted for the A320 ceo/neo Simulator in Changsha, marking the first triple-certified device in the region (CAAC, EASA, and CAAM).

  • New A320 ceo/neo Full-Flight Simulator set to arrive at Paris CDG Training Center in summer 2025, joining the existing A350 FFS.

About Simaero
Simaero is a global leader in full-flight simulator training and engineering services, operating state-of-the-art training centers across Europe, Asia, and Africa. The company provides simulator leasing, type rating training, and maintenance solutions, supporting over 250 airline customers in more than 80 countries. With a focus on certification, innovation, and accessibility, Simaero plays a critical role in advancing global aviation training infrastructure.

Source: Simaero
Photo Credit: Simaero

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Prodigy Training Centre is Accelerating its Regional Aviation Engagement with Launch of its Aviation Discovery Program in Abidjan through FLYSIM Foundation

Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire – Prodigy Training Centre, West Africa’s first independent full flight simulator training facility ongoing project, is accelerating its regional aviation engagement with the recent launch of its Aviation Discovery Program in Abidjan through its IFLYSIM Foundation.

  • Prodigy Training hosted on June 21st its first Aviation Discovery Program in Abidjan, aiming to spark interest in aviation careers among local youth.
  • The initiative is run through the company’s not-for-profit arm, IFLYSIM Foundation and supported by local supports such as the local civil aviation authority (ANAC), foundations and entities CSR programs dedicated to youth development such as Fondation KASSIYA, YESHI Group and others
  • IFLYSIM Foundation is planning a full summer program 2025 presenting the wide scope of aviation careers opportunities the African continent will need to support its sustainable growth.
  • Prodigy Training is currently constructing a full-scale flight simulator facility in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, designed to serve the needs of the growing West African aviation market.
  • With one B737CL device acquired, the management confirmed that new simulators devices acquisition will soon be announced.

Source: Prodigy Training

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