FlightPath Aviation Training, a newly established aviation training center in Bucharest, Romanian has acquired Romania’s first A320-based type-representative FNPT II MCC simulator from Simnest Aviation. The device has already been installed at the FlightPath training base located in the immediate vicinity of Bucharest Henri Coandă International Airport.

FlightPath Aviation Training was established to fill a long-standing gap in pilot training in Romania by being the first in the country to offer the APS MCC training, the most preferred training for airlines. To launch this niche training, they needed a type-representative simulator of uncompromising quality, reliability and durability.

After a thorough market survey, during this spring FlightPath Aviation Training chose Simnest Aviation’s renowned flagship product, the Simnest A320 FNPT II APS MCC. The fully enclosed simulator with high-definition laser projectors, OEM sidesticks and seats, and a seat shaking system was installed by Simnest Aviation at the FlightPath training base next to Bucharest’s Henri Coandă International Airport.

“During my MCC training, I would have loved to have had the opportunity to choose APS, but unfortunately it was not an option back then. Finishing pilot training and starting my first jet flights I have noticed myself the gap in training and the lack of operational knowledge required to ease this transition. At FlightPath Aviation Training, our aim is to ensure that other students in Romania can overcome this shortcoming. That’s why from the very first moment, with experienced line instructors, TRIs, and the best simulators on the market, we provide the best possible training for future pilots.” – commented Cosmin GHERMAN, Head of Training and Airbus A320 TRI on the purchase of the simulator.

The high-fidelity Simnest A320 FNPT II APS MCC simulator, which can be operated without technical staff thanks to Simnest’s proprietary software, will soon be qualified by the Romanian CAA. This will enable FlightPath Aviation Training to soon launch the first APS MCC trainings in Romania.

Source: Simnest
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