Keeping the Aircraft Available
Helicopters that are used for inflight training are aircraft that are not in position to generate revenue. If your flight operations’ primary mission isn’t to support training, it’s a deficient use of the aircraft to use it in that regard. Even slight damage to the aircraft during training can take it out of service while expensive repairs are completed.
Likewise, any additional use of a helicopter increases the need for routine maintenance, which training can exasperate. During in-aircraft training, pilots are more susceptible to have harder landings, as well as engine and system exceedances that can reduce the useful life of your aircraft and cause premature component replacement. Save your aircraft mission, which is not in-aircraft training.
for its primary Creating the Right Environment
When training is done in-aircraft, you and the instructor must imagine certain conditions exist. What’s the weather? How are other aircraft impacting your flight? Are there certain conditions or air traffic delays that require specific training?
In every case, the simulator can create and replicate the exact conditions needed for the training objective. Abnormal and emergency events happen just as they would in the actual aircraft. No need to pretend, no need to substitute imagination for reality. You and your instructor can focus on the task at hand without distraction. Training in a simulator is more comprehensive and thorough than it could ever be in an actual aircraft.
Using simulator training encourages quick repetition of events and skills to build proficiency. Eliminate the high price of fuel from your decision as to whether it’s worth redoing scenarios. In a simulator, you have the ability to get it right and make sure you’re prepared for what’s out there with the simple push of a button to reset the scenario.
Realism Without Compromise
One of the greatest advantages FlightSafety simulator training has over in-aircraft training is the technological advancements. You’re using the pinnacle of simulator technology – the FlightSafety
Level D simulator – during your training.
FlightSafety’s proprietary high-fidelity graphics and worldwide visual database put you in the perfect spot to master the mission, no matter where you’ll be flying.
It’s a big reason why FlightSafety is the factory-authorized training provider for major manufacturers such as Sikorsky, as well as why it’s supporting the U.S. Army through its mission at Flight School XXI to ensure mission readiness. FlightSafety works in close concert with the OEMs to keep courses that match their technology.
Most of its Level D simulators are also compatible for night vision goggle training, offering an added level of realism and efficiency to your training profile; you will no longer have to wait for nightfall or the perfect moonlit or moonless night to complete your training. In FlightSafety Level D simulators, these environments can be created instantly 24/7/365.
The goal of any training should be to go beyond just checking boxes. Good training prepares you and builds confidence to handle the unexpected. Choose the equipment and methodology that’s focused solely on training for the optimal experience. FlightSafety fine tunes you to stay sharp and always be prepared for whatever the next flight throws at you. Proficient is capable; prepared is unshakable.
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