Netherlands headquartered flight simulator manufacturer Wright Brothers Flight Technology announced its partnership with the National Institute of Transport in Tanzania. The signing of a contract solidifies the commitment to advancing pilot training on a global scale.

Under the partnership, WBFT is set to deliver C172 and AATD flight simulators, ushering in a transformative era for aviation education in Tanzania. This strategic move not only represents a significant leap for the company but also underscores its unwavering dedication to shaping the future of flight training worldwide.

By contributing simulators to the National Institute of Transport, WBFT aims to play a pivotal role in the development of Tanzania’s aviation sector. The impact of these advanced training tools is anticipated to be profound, enhancing the skills and proficiency of aspiring pilots in the region.

Source: Wright Brothers Flight Technology
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