Market Intelligence: South East Asia
Royal Thai Air Force to Operate ELITE Diamond DA40 FNPT II Simulators
Zurich, Switzerland – ELITE Simulation Solutions is proud to announce the sale of two ELITE Diamond DA40 FNPT II simulators which will be delivered to the Royal Thai Air Force (RTAF). These state-of-the-art simulators will be used in the RTAF’s flight training programs, enhancing their ability to train pilots on modern aircraft systems and operational procedures.
The decision to purchase the ELITE Diamond DA40 FNPT II simulators was driven by several key factors, including the high quality of the simulators, the integration of original Garmin G1000 NXi avionics, and the superior maintenance and support services offered by ELITE. These features, combined with ELITE’s reputation for providing reliable and cost-effective flight training solutions, made them the ideal choice for the Royal Thai Air Force.
About the ELITE Diamond DA40 FNPT II Simulator
The ELITE Diamond DA40 FNPT II simulator is an advanced flight training device designed to provide a realistic and immersive experience for both ab-initio and advanced flight training. The simulator features the Garmin G1000NXi glass cockpit, a system widely used in real-world aviation, allowing pilots to train on a modern, industry-standard avionics platform.
Key Features of the ELITE DA40 FNPT II Simulator
- Original Garmin G1000NXi Avionics: Authentic flight experience with the same avionics system used in the DA40 aircraft.
- High-Quality Visuals: Equipped with high-definition, wide-angle visuals to replicate real-world flight conditions for VFR and IFR operations.
- Realistic Aircraft Controls: Designed to emulate the feel and operation of the Diamond DA40, providing a seamless transition from simulation to actual flight.
- Certified Excellence: Complies with FNPT II standards for advanced flight training devices, ensuring top-tier performance and reliability.
- Versatile Training Applications: Upgradabl to both single-engine and multi-engine training scenarios, from basic training to instrument procedures.
Supporting the RTAF’s Training Needs
The addition of two DA40 FNPT II simulators marks a significant enhancement in the Royal Thai Air Force’s flight training capabilities. The simulators will provide essential training for RTAF pilots, improving their proficiency in handling complex systems and operations, while also optimizing training costs and reducing aircraft wear.
“We are honored to be selected by the Royal Thai Air Force for this important project,” said René Huddlestone. “The integration of the Garmin G1000NXi avionics and our commitment to excellent support services were key in securing this order. We are confident that the DA40 simulators will play a pivotal role in further enhancing pilot training for the RTAF.”
A Strong Partnership for the Future
The sale of these two simulators to one of South East Asia’s leading Air Forces strengthens ELITE’s position as a trusted provider of flight simulation solutions to military and professional aviation sectors worldwide. ELITE remains committed to advancing aviation safety and training outcomes through cutting-edge technology and exceptional support services.
About ELITE Simulation Solutions
Since 1987, ELITE Simulation Solutions has been a leader in the development of professional flight training devices, delivering innovative and cost-effective solutions to flight schools, universities, commercial operators, and military clients worldwide. Headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, ELITE continues to provide state-of-the-art flight simulation systems that enhance aviation safety, training, and efficiency.
For more information about the ELITE Diamond DA40 FNPT II Simulator, visit flyelite.com/eliteda40da42
Source: Elite Simulation Solutions
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- November 2024 Deliveries: 84 aircraft delivered to 42 customers.
- November 2024 Gross Orders: 30 new orders.
- 2024 Deliveries to Date: 643 aircraft delivered to 82 customers.
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“The bold transformation that Airbus will now undertake to meet its current and future challenges requires a skilled, diverse and motivated global workforce. I’m looking forward to working with Carmen-Maja and further engaging the Airbus teams in pursuit of our inspiring purpose,” said Guillaume Faury. “In doing so, she will build on the great foundations established by Thierry during his 12-year tenure as Chief Human Resources Officer. Thierry has played a pivotal role in the transformation of Airbus over the years, positioning HR as a strategic function in times of deep change. I’m grateful for Thierry’s engagement, drive and resilience which have led to many Company successes. It has always been a pleasure to have him as a close ally, and I wish him well in this next phase of his professional career.”
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