Virtual Fly Appoints Fly One as Argentina Partner and Delivers DUO PRO G1 Full-Motion Simulator in 2026

Argentina – Spanish flight simulator manufacturer Virtual Fly has appointed Argentine flight school Fly One as its representative partner in Argentina, while confirming the installation and operational use of a DUO PRO G1 full-motion simulator at the school's facilities in Morón, Buenos Aires. The partnership expands Virtual Fly's presence in the Argentine pilot training market while providing Fly One with additional simulation capacity for flight procedures and multi-engine training.

• The DUO PRO G1 full-motion simulator is already being used by Fly One students for procedural training and familiarization with aircraft controls. The device is intended to support the development of procedural proficiency before practical aircraft training.
• Under the partnership, Fly One will represent Virtual Fly in Argentina, providing the Spanish manufacturer with a local presence in the country's flight training market.
• Fly One provides training pathways from Private Pilot Licence (PPL) through Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL), multi-engine qualifications, Airline Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL) and flight instructor training. Its training aircraft types include the Cessna 150, Tecnam P-92 Eaglet, Piper PA-30 Twin Comanche and Piper PA-31 Navajo.
• The DUO PRO G1 is an FAA-certified Advanced Aviation Training Device (AATD) replicating the Beechcraft Baron G58 twin-engine aircraft. It features a dual-seat cockpit with Garmin G1000 avionics, a 225-degree visual system comprising five 32-inch displays, an instructor operating station and a two-degree-of-freedom motion platform supporting roll and pitch movement. The device is designed for multi-engine procedures, instrument flying and abnormal and emergency scenarios.

About Virtual Fly
Virtual Fly is a Spanish manufacturer of professional flight simulation equipment, including fixed-base and full-motion simulators, cockpit controls and avionics hardware, with its European headquarters in Sant Vicenç de Castellet, near Barcelona. Its product portfolio includes FAA-certified Advanced Aviation Training Devices covering single-engine, multi-engine and turboprop aircraft configurations.

Source: Virtual Fly