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is also designed to meet European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) FTD Level 3 standards, with EASA qualification expected later this year. This milestone further solidifies TRU Simulation’s position as an industry leader in developing advanced, high- fidelity Full Flight Simulators (FFS) and FTDs.
TRU Simulation’s Veris Virtual Reality Flight Simulator Achieves FAA Qualification as Level 7 FTD
TRU Simulation + Training Inc. recently announced that its cutting-edge Veris Virtual Reality Flight Simulator received Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) qualification. Now qualified as a Level 7 Flight Training Device (FTD), the Veris
First unveiled at VertiCon 2024, the Veris is a clean-sheet design focused on efficiency, combining the industry leading features of an FFS with immersive virtual reality technology to empower pilots to navigate the skies confidently. The Veris provides helicopter and fixed-wing model customers with a more cost-effective and innovative solution for pilot training.
“At TRU Simulation, our mission is to empower pilots and training providers with the most advanced and accessible tools available,” said Jerry Messaris, vice president and general manager of TRU Simulation. “The Veris delivers
cutting-edge, cost-effective flight training through a compact VR platform that revolutionizes how pilots train across business aviation, rotorcraft and military markets.”
Bell Training Academy (BTA) has been named the launch customer and will be the first to use the Veris for training on the Bell 505 helicopter. BTA is a state- of-the-art facility that occupies 100,000 square feet of classroom, lab and hangar space.
“Being the launch customer for the Veris for the Bell 505 is an honor for the Bell Training Academy,” said Chad Sparks, general manager, Bell Training Academy. “We are dedicated to providing the most advanced and comprehensive training solutions, and the Veris will greatly enhance the realism and effectiveness of our programs. We celebrate this milestone with TRU Simulation, and look forward to continuing our collaboration to keep our customers on their missions.”
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