Poland – The Polish Air Force University (PAFU) has enhanced its pilot training and candidate selection capabilities by integrating ALSIM simulators into its programs, following a rigorous procurement and evaluation process.

• PAFU selected ALSIM simulators to support its training operations after evaluating their widespread use and proven certification credentials across the aviation training sector.

• The university required simulators that replicate the Diamond DA40 and DA42 aircraft and meet EASA FNPT II certification standards.

• ALSIM devices were chosen due to their precise cockpit and flight characteristic replication, ensuring type-specific training closely aligned with real-world conditions.

• The simulators were certified by the Civil Aviation Authority and approved for operational use, enabling students to train in realistic emergency and asymmetric flight scenarios safely.

• Besides cadet training, PAFU uses the ALSIM Selection Tool to assess potential military pilot candidates, focusing on psychomotor skills such as attention division, coordination, perception, and reaction time.

• The integration of ALSIM simulators supports Medium Jet, SEP, MEP, MCC, and JOC training modules, aligning with the growing requirements for military aviation readiness.

• The acquisition of the ALSIM platform began in 2022, aiming to meet modern selection and training standards in military pilot education.

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ALSIM, headquartered in Le Loroux-Bottereau, France, designs and manufactures FAA and EASA-certified flight simulators for civil and military training organizations globally, supporting a wide range of pilot development programs.

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