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Italy – ProSim Training Solutions has partnered with Italian flight training organisation Urbe Aero Flight Academy to implement their new A322 FNPT II MCC simulator powered by ProSim software. ProSim will provide its advanced software suite for Urbe Aero’s A322 FNPT II MCC simulator, enabling APS and MCC training aligned with airline best practices.
In June flight simulator device manufacturer FTD.aero had completed the EASA FNPT II MCC certification of an A320 Flight Simulation Training Device for Urbe Aero ATO, based in Rome, Italy.
About ProSim Training Solutions B.V.
ProSim is a Netherlands-based developer of fixed-base and computer-based flight simulation software used in FNPT II MCC and FSTD-style training devices. With over 300 professional installations globally, ProSim is recognised for enabling customer success in EASA and FAA simulator certification projects.
Source: ProSim Training Solutions
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Source: Egnatia Aviation
