IDEF 2021: ASFAT unveils convertible version of Hisar OPV
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A F-16 simulator built by Havelsan. (Photo: Havelsan)
Quantum3D has announced that it is to offer flight training services for a range of military and commercial fixed- and rotary-wing aircraft types.
The list of available simulators are extensive and cover the following aircraft types: S-70A/B (Blackhawk/Seahawk), AS532/332 Cougar, CN-235, F-16, T-38, KT-1 and AW139, plus Airbus and Boeing passenger jets.
The company has said that it can provide training services that include customised courses for ‘individual, crew, and tactical training’ requirements in ‘a cost-effective way and meet the training needs of other essential function areas for future pilots’.
Bearing in mind that all of these simulators
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