Simulator Manufacturer, Entrol, Achieves Carbon Neutrality Ahead of 2025

  • Carbon neutrality, initially targeted for 2025, has been achieved ahead of schedule, marking a major milestone in Entrol’s sustainability strategy.
  • Key initiatives include generating over 56% of annual energy needs through photovoltaic systems and exclusively using renewable energy sources.
  • This accomplishment underscores Entrol’s dedication to global energy transition efforts and combating climate change.
  • Entrol has been validated by the prestigious “Calculo, Compenso, Reduzco” seal awarded by Spain’s Ministry for the Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge (MITECO).

Madrid, Spain – Entrol, the manufacturer of EASA and FAA certified FNPT, FTD, and FFS flight simulators, proudly announces that it has achieved carbon neutrality ahead of its original 2025 target. This milestone, part of the company’s ambitious “Entrol Zero” initiative, solidifies its leadership in sustainability within the aviation industry and highlights its commitment to fostering a cleaner, greener future. Additionally, this achievement is officially recognized by the Spanish Ministry for the Ecological Transition with the award of the prestigious “Calculo, Compenso, Reduzco” seal, further reinforcing Entrol’s commitment to sustainability.

Concrete actions for sustainable impact

Entrol has implemented a wide range of measures to reduce its carbon footprint and optimize resource consumption, including:

  • Installing photovoltaic panels, which generated an average of 56.6% of the energy consumed in 2023.
  • Exclusively sourcing certified renewable energy for the remainder of its energy needs.
  • Energy efficiency measures, such as low-consumption lighting, motion sensors, climate control programming, and incorporating electric vehicles into the corporate fleet.

Luis Olarte, CEO and Founder of Entrol, commented: “Sustainability is not just a commitment; it’s a responsibility. Achieving carbon neutrality ahead of schedule reflects our continuous efforts to lead by example and contribute to a more sustainable future for the aviation industry and the planet.”

Significant contribution to sustainable development

Entrol’s journey to carbon neutrality has been supported by its Environmental Management System, certified by AENOR under the ISO 14001:2015 standard, which ensures continuous improvement in environmental performance. Additionally, the company has measured its carbon footprint annually since 2020 and set ambitious goals for reducing and offsetting emissions.

Recognized with the “Calculo, Compenso, Reduzco” seal

Entrol has been awarded the “Calculo, Compenso, Reduzco” seal by Spain’s Ministry for the Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge (MITECO). This recognition certifies Entrol’s success in calculating, reducing, and offsetting its carbon emissions, with a focus on continuous improvement and accountability under rigorous environmental standards.

Driving a green future

This achievement reinforces Entrol’s position as a company dedicated to the transition toward a low-carbon economy and resilience against climate change. With the success of “Entrol Zero” and its early fulfillment of carbon neutrality, the company reaffirms its leadership in promoting responsible and sustainable business practices.

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“This innovation promises to be a game changer, boosting productivity and ensuring consistent application of operational rules,” said Felipe Starling, IT Director of Azul.

“Unified Task Board redefines how airlines manage operations, providing a comprehensive view of alerts and recovery scenarios,” commented Pascal Grenier, Division President, CAE Flight Operations Solutions.

Key Benefits of the product include:

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  • Boosts operational efficiency during time-critical situations
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  • User-friendly dashboard for streamlined solutions

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Flame Aviation, headquartered in the Netherlands, specializes in fire training simulators for airlines and training organizations. Its V9000 Commander™ series is recognized globally for its reliability, realism, and efficiency in cabin safety training.

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  • The SMS implementation represents a systematic approach to managing safety, engaging all organizational levels, including Design Organization Approval (DOA) and Production Organization Approval (POA) functions, as well as external stakeholders.
  • The system is designed to identify and mitigate risks, enhancing flight safety and operational reliability.
  • Blackshape views the SMS not only as a regulatory requirement but as a strategic opportunity to optimize processes and foster a culture of safety

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  • UAE Visit Highlights:
    • Meetings with the UAE Naval Forces leadership in Abu Dhabi to discuss CAE’s multi-phase Naval Training solution.
    • A tour of the Naval Defence and Crisis Training Centre (NDCTC) in Taweelah, featuring purpose-built facilities with whole-ship simulators for various naval classes.
    • Collaboration with CAE Maritime Middle East, including discussions with Mohamed Al Qemzi, Chair of CAE MME, and an all-hands meeting with the regional team.
  • Saudi Arabia Visit Highlights:
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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.

Cumulative Data (As of November 2024):

  • Total Orders Across All Aircraft Types: 24,537 units, with single-aisle aircraft (e.g., A320 family) dominating at 19,898 orders.
  • Total Deliveries to Date: 15,840 units delivered, with single-aisle aircraft accounting for 12,152.
  • Aircraft in Operation: 14,012 globally, including 11,241 single-aisle aircraft.

Note: The data excludes two A330-900s delivered to Air Belgium via Airbus Financial Services.

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  • Modular components, including side panel pods and the main instrument panel, allow quick reconfiguration between aircraft types such as the T-38, F-16, and F-22.
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  • The ITD Gen 2 is already seeing adoption, with the first units configured for T-38 training soon to be delivered to the US Air Force for Fighter Bomber Fundamentals training.

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  • “Working very closely with Vertex Solutions and other partners in the US, pre-orders have already been taken and we are about to deliver the first of a number of devices in a T-38 configuration to the US Air Force for their Fighter Bomber Fundamentals training course,” said Managing Director Chris Ryan.

About Ryan Aerospace
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