Cabin Crew Simulator Manufacturer Set to Deliver 4th Trainer Device to Mexican Airline Training Center

Turkey based cabin crew simulator manufacturer SkyArt Cabin Simulators & Aviation Furniture announced it is set to deliver the fourth simulator for their customer VivaAerobus. The Real Fire Fighting Trainer device will be delivered end of this year at VivaAerobus Training Center in Monterrey, Mexico. The cabin and Flight Crew will be able to simulate and practice; lavatory fire with glowing spots, oven fire, seat fires, overhead bin fire, lithium battery fire, and smoke in the cabin.

Source: Yasar Uckun (SkyArt)
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Central American Airline Contracts MPS for B737 MAX FTD Simulator

MPS has been awarded a contract by Copa Airlines for a B737 MAX FTD FAA level 5 with collimated visual with the purchase option of one additional FTD. The simulator on order is expected to be installed Q4 of 2023 at Copa’s training center located in Panama City, Panama. This MPS FTD will be utilized by Copa for airline MAX training.

Copa’s current fleet includes 20 737MAX aircraft and plans to close 2023 with 32 in its fleet. The airline has placed emphasis on pilot training and education beyond the minimum requirements established by authorities to ensure the highest levels of safety.

“At MPS we use smart design and technology to allow for more and better training at lower costs. We are looking forward to providing the Copa team with these benefits in their MAX program,” said MPS Chief Executive Officer Philip Adrian. “This device will truly allow for greater flexibility in training so that Copa can continue to serve the Americas from their Central America location at the highest standards.”

Copa Airlines, the flag carrier of Panama, celebrated its 75th anniversary in 2022 and has been awarded multiple times for being the most punctual airline in Latin America and in the world by Cirium and OAG. The Airline currently offers service to 80destinations in 32 countries.

“I am pleased to announce that Copa Airlines has acquired a state-of-the-art Flight Training Device (FTD) for our Boeing 737 MAX fleet. This advanced technology will provide our pilots with the necessary training to operate the 737 MAX safely and efficiently. Copa continues to lead the way, as we’ve proved and seen from previous investments that FTD’s are cost-effective and efficient solutions for our training needs. This FTD offers high-fidelity simulation capabilities and will allow our pilots to practice a wide range of scenarios and procedures in a realistic and immersive environment. At Copa Airlines, safety is our top priority, and we are committed to ensuring that our pilots are equipped with the best training tools available. With this new FTD of MPS, we will be able to expand our training capacity here in Panama and provide our pilots with even more comprehensive and effective training, which will ultimately enhance the safety and reliability of our operations,” declared Captain Bolivar Dominguez, Copa Vice President of Flight Operations.

About Copa Airlines

Copa Airlines, a subsidiary of Copa Holdings, is a leading passenger and cargo airline in Latin America. In its 75 years of operation, it has established the Hub of the Americas® in Panama City as the continent’s leading hub. It has one of the industry’s most modern and efficient fleets of Boeing 737-800 NG and Boeing 737 MAX9, serving countries across North, Central, and South America and the Caribbean, and consistently delivers an on-time performance of above 90%, among the best in the industry worldwide.

About MPS

MPS develops, manufactures and maintains type specific simulators, using actual Boeing B737 and Airbus A320 flight decks. The simulators are designed to support the needs of training organizations and airlines for high quality devices that support affordable training. MPS delivers its products and services worldwide to independent and major airline’s in-house training organizations. MPS has a global installed base of simulators qualified to the highest standards, such as FAA and EASA.

Source: MPS Press Release
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Simulator Training Center Offers Help to Affected Pilots of Colombian Carrier that Ceased Operations

After hearing the news of the cessation of operations of ULTRA AIR, global pilot simulator training center group Global Training Aviation (GTA) wanted to offer its help to the affected pilots through its Columbia based simulator training center.

“Now more than ever, we have to be united to support aviation in Colombia,” said GTA. “At GTA we have always been sensitive to this type of situation, which is why we offer the maximum facilities and best rates in Proficiencies and Autonomy Recovery to all affected ULTRA AIR pilots. This offer has a limited validity.”

Source: GTA Press Release
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