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Korean Air Selects Flame Aviation for Advanced Fire Trainer to Enhance Crew Training

Amsterdam, The Netherlands – Flame Aviation, the world leader in next- eneration fire trainer manufacturing, is proud to announce that it has been selected by Korean Air to design, manufacture, and deliver a V7000 Brigade™ VIEW next-generation fire trainer. This advanced fire trainer will be used to train Korean Air’s flight and cabin crew in a variety of realistic scenarios, preparing them to handle inflight fires under diverse and challenging circumstances.

As one of the world’s leading airlines, Korean Air is committed to maintaining the highest standards of safety and emergency preparedness. By partnering with Flame Aviation, they will be equipping their crews with the most sophisticated training tools available, ensuring they are fully prepared to manage fire emergencies with precision and confidence.

The fire trainer is equipped with Flame Aviation’s new Flame Envision™ user interface, a cutting-edge system designed to enhance the training experience. Flame Envision™ provides intuitive controls and real-time scenario management, allowing for more immersive and effective training sessions tailored to the needs of flight and cabin crews.

“We are honored to be chosen by Korean Air for this important project,” said Robin Pijnaker, Managing Director at Flame Aviation. “This selection highlights our shared commitment to safety and excellence in aviation training” The fire trainer is expected to be delivered and operational by November of this year.

Flame Aviation is recognized as the industry standard in fire trainers, making it the preferred choice for airlines and training centers worldwide. Their high-quality, reliable fire trainers are trusted globally to deliver effective and realistic fire training.

Source: Flame Aviation
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DHL Americas Introduces Cutting-Edge VR Training for Ramp Operations

Miami, USA – DHL Americas has embarked on a pioneering initiative by partnering with AVIAR to develop an advanced Virtual Reality (VR) training program tailored for ramp operations. This collaboration marks a significant leap forward in training methodologies, setting a new benchmark for realism and quality in the Ground Handling industry.

  • The VR training program, developed by AVIAR, allows trainees to perform ramp operations in a fully virtual environment, eliminating the need for physical ramp access.
  • The system replicates real-world scenarios, including equipment malfunctions and hazardous events, preparing trainees for various situations they may encounter.
  • A standout feature is the focus on Practical Hazard Identification and Awareness Training, crucial for enhancing safety in aviation operations.
  • Industry experts like Scott Lange have contributed to the program, ensuring it addresses real challenges faced in Ground Handling.
  • This partnership highlights the untapped potential of VR in improving safety and operational efficiency, prompting a broader question of why more companies haven’t yet adopted such innovative solutions.

About DHL Americas
DHL Americas is a division of Deutsche Post DHL Group, specializing in international shipping and courier services.

About AVIAR
Aviar is the world’s first specialized virtual reality platform for training and practice of air transportation industry specialists. It includes a rapidly growing library of hyper-realistic interactive training modules, service for customization and creation of unique VR training scenarios and modules, and end-to-end support for successful implementation of VR training in your company.

Source: AVIAR

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Simnest Aviation Qualifies Romania’s First A320 APS MCC Simulator in 2024

Budapest, Hungary – Flight simulator manufacturer Simnest Aviation has successfully completed the qualification of Romania’s first A320-based FNPT II APS MCC simulator, marking a significant milestone in Romanian aviation training. The qualification was met with unanimous approval from both the Aviation Authority and the customer, FlightPath Aviation Training.

  • The simulator is the first of its kind in Romania, designed to support the APS MCC (Airline Pilot Standards Multi-Crew Cooperation) training.
  • FlightPath Aviation Training aims to revolutionize pilot training in Romania by being the first to introduce the APS MCC.
  • Simnest provided comprehensive support throughout the project, including high-fidelity hardware, user-friendly software, and detailed documentation, ensuring seamless certification.
  • A key factor in the project’s success was the single point of contact provided by Simnest, which streamlined the entire process from start to finish.
  • FlightPath Aviation Training’s Head of Training, Cosmin Gherman, praised Simnest for exceeding expectations and facilitating the smooth certification process.

Statements:

  • We have set ourselves a very noble but also very difficult goal at FligthPath Aviation Training. We want to reform the world of pilot training in Romania and be the first in the country to introduce the APS MCC. This will fill a long gaping hole, for which Simnest has been a great help. The type-representative high-fidelity hardware, the user-friendly software, the always-ready-to-go support, the manuals and documentation packages for starting and running the ATO, their support for certification have all exceeded our expectations. The most notable aspect of all the interaction with Simnest though was the existence of a single point of contact during the entire process, from the initial interaction up until the certification of the simulator, while giving us the assurance that all our needs would be fulfilled to the highest standards, and with minimum disruptions,” said Cosmin Gherman, Head of Training of FlightPath Aviation Training.

Source: Simnest Aviation
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Global Leading Manufacturer for FTDs, MPS’s CEO Joins CAPA Airline Leader Summit Latin America and Caribbean 2024

Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago – Netherlands headquartered MPS, which develops, manufactures, installs and maintains type specific fixed based simulators, CEO Philip Adrian FRAeS represented the company at the CAPA Airline Leader Summit on August 22-23, focused on the Latin America and Caribbean regions. The summit addresses critical issues including the state of the aviation industry in these regions and the harmonization of regulatory standards.

MPS recently announced the installation of a Boeing B737MAX FTD in Panama with Copa Airlines.

Source: MPS
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