Singapore – Visionary Training Resources (VTR), a specialist in virtual‑reality pilot training solutions, has signed a partnership agreement with Scoot, the low‑cost carrier subsidiary of Singapore Airlines (SIA). Under the deal, Scoot will deploy VTR’s proprietary FlightDeckToGo™ VR training platform to supplement its pilot training curriculum with immersive cockpit familiarisation.

• The partnership enables pilots at Scoot to practice aircraft flows and cockpit procedures in‑headset prior to commencing full‑flight simulator training, reducing time in higher‑cost devices and improving operational readiness.

• The collaboration marks VTR’s strategic entry into the Asia-Pacific market, expanding from existing customer bases in the Americas.

• The initiative reflects a growing industry trend toward integrating VR-based familiarisation in type rating and recurrent pilot training programs, particularly in cost-conscious operational environments.

Statements

• “We’re proud that Scoot has chosen VTR as their VR‑training solution provider. This shows their dedication to innovation, using new technology to make pilot training more effective and engaging. We look forward to obtaining valuable data from this collaboration and growing our partnership to drive even greater advancements in training.” – Andrea Arola, Vice President of Sales, Visionary Training Resources

• “We’re thrilled to partner with VTR to improve how we train, enhance effectiveness and elevate learner engagement. By staying at the forefront of innovation and harnessing emerging technologies, we hope to deliver more immersive, impactful learning experiences that strengthen our pilots’ proficiency and support operational excellence.” – Captain Christopher Chan, Vice President of Flight Operations, Scoot

About Visionary Training Resources
Visionary Training Resources (VTR) is a U.S.‑based aviation training technology company founded by pilots and safety professionals. Its FlightDeckToGo™ platform uses virtual reality to provide familiarisation and procedural training for airline pilots, promising lower training costs, higher retention and greater flexibility.

About Scoot
Scoot is the low‑cost subsidiary of Singapore Airlines. The carrier operates a fleet of more than 50 aircraft—including Boeing 787 Dreamliners and Airbus A320‑family jets—serving over 70 destinations across 18 countries and territories in the Asia‑Pacific, Middle East and Europe.

Source: VTR
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