UK College Welcomes New ALSIM AL250 Simulator at Air and Space Institute in 2024

France headquartered flight simulator manufacturer ALSIM is proud to share that the AL250 simulator, recently purchased by Lincoln College Group, is now installed in the brand-new Air and Space Institute at Newark. Unveiled in June, this new training facility prepares students for careers in the aviation industry. The facility houses an Airbus A318 aircraft and several state-of-the-art simulators, including the AL250 equipped with the Engineering Pack.

The AL250 simulator addresses initial phase of training needs (PPL, CPL, IR/ME) and is SEP/MEP re–configurable simulator certified as an EASA FNPT II. In addition, it offers both classic and glass cockpit for each flight model at the simple flick of a switch. This device has been extremely well received since its creation and more than 100 of these have already been installed and are in successful operation worldwide.

The ALSIM Engineering Pack empowers engineering students to be completely independent to design and test aircraft models on the ALSIM AL250 simulator. Integrated within MATLAB® and Simulink®, it offers nearly 4,000 editable variables for endless possibilities.

Christopher Hives, managing Director at Quiet Tiger for Lincoln College/ASI, explains: “When it comes to aviation training and, moreover, wider utility within the education sector, the ALSIM AL250 is without doubt the simulator of choice.  As well as its high-fidelity flight simulation for aspiring and qualified pilots, the AL250 can be enhanced with an ‘Engineering Pack’ (E-Pack) which allows students on engineering pathways to develop classroom theory and then test their designs ‘in the air’. At Quiet Tiger Aviation, we are absolutely delighted with the superb AL250 +E-Pack simulator procured by the Lincoln College Group’s Air & Space Institute (ASI) at Newark where there is no doubt that the full functionality of this very capable system will be put to full use.  Further, the support and guidance, afforded by ALSIM since project conception, has been first class – allowing a seamless process and ensuring an expeditious flow of information at all stages of the procurement, build and acceptance phases.

Anna Lezoray, ALSIM Sales Account Manager, adds: “We are excited to count Lincoln College Group and their Air & Space Institute, between ALSIM customers. We are thrilled that the AL250 equipped with the Engineering Pack add-on is part of ASI’s vast catalogue of programs, allowing young people to enter the air and space industry with a real hands-on experience.

About the Air and Space Institute at the Lincoln College Group
The Air and Space Institute (ASI), part of the Lincoln College Group, was established in 2022, offering various aviation Civil, Military, and Defence pathways at its interim facility, Newark College. ASI is a technology and industry-driven innovation hub that provides study programmes in Pilot Training, Engineering, Space, Software Engineering, and Travel & Tourism. Upon the completion of the new £15.4m state-of-the-art campus in the centre of historic Newark in 2024, both existing cohorts and new students starting in September 2024 will be based at the new facility.

ALSIM
ALSIM has been developing and manufacturing FAA & EASA certified FNPT II, FNPT II MCC and AATD flight simulators since 1994. Alsim is well recognized for its know-how, based on 30 years of experience. We’re proud to say our hardware & software is made 100% in house, which means peace of mind for our customers. Alsim’s main objective relies on innovation: we aim to anticipate our client’s needs and remain at the cutting edge of technology. Today, we have more than 450 devices installed and certified in over 60 countries, with over 400 clients.

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Air New Zealand Unveils New 787 Cabin Emergency Evacuation Trainer in 2024

Air New Zealand has unveiled its new 787 Cabin Emergency Evacuation Trainer at the Air New Zealand Training Centre in Auckland.

The new device provides a realistic space for the airline’s 1600 widebody cabin crew and 650 pilots to complete both service and safety training and annual assessments.

Air New Zealand’s Chief Operational Integrity and Safety Officer, Captain David Morgan, says the new device is designed to assist in the training of cabin crew and pilots to ensure the safety of the airline’s customers.

This new device has incredible technology behind it, providing industry-leading training by simulating a real-life environment with visual projections, audio cues, and even simulated smoke in the cabin.

“We can mimic thousands of scenarios onboard, and crew will be able to see, hear, and, in some cases, feel everything happening. They will feel like they are in a real environment, which will further equip our crew to be prepared for any situation.

The device features six aircraft doors, four of which can each project 12 different scenes and locations from an airport to a forest floor, and even the ocean. It also contains 52 fully functioning seats across Economy, Premium Economy, and Business Premier including the new Business Premier Luxe.

Additionally, the trainer provides a realistic space that replicates the layout of the airline’s new 787 cabins, which will be introduced over the coming years.

The great thing about this device is it’s a hybrid safety and service trainer, so our cabin crew can train and experience the full inflight service in a controlled environment. That includes everything from the operation of galleys to practising plating our culinary offerings in our Business Premier cabin,” Morgan says.

As part of the airline’s premium service training, the device also contains a fully functioning galley equipped with an oven, water boiler, and coffee machine.

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Philippines-based Aviation Training Group AAG and University Sign MOA for Third Year of Aeronautical Engineering Training Collaboration

Philippines based AAG International Center for Aviation Training-Maintenance Training Centre (AICAT-MTC), the aircraft maintenance division of aviation and pilot training group Alpha Aviation Group, and Holy Angel University (HAU) have signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) to continue their collaboration on the Aeronautical Engineering Supplemental Proficiency Program (SPP). This marks the third year of partnership between the two institutions, a collaboration dedicated to elevating aviation training to new heights.

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