FLIGHT SIMULATOR
SIMULATOR FLIGHT TRAINING
The benefits of simulator flight training:
20
hours of the instrument rating can be completed in the simulator.
50
hours of the Commercial Pilot certificate can be completed in the
simulator.
25
hours of the Airline Transport Pilot certificate can be completed
in the simulator.
9 out
of 10 requirements for an Instrument Proficiency Check can be
completed in simulator
FEATURES: - Configurations
for:
Cirrus
SR22 (Avidyne and Perspective avionics configurations)
Cessna
172 (King KLN94 and Garmin G1000 avionics configurations)
Columbia configurations.
Full
motion platform.
Wrap
around visuals.
Fully
enclosed flight deck.
Available
for Rental at $149 per hour.
WHY AERODYNE?
Why train with Aerodyne in their Flight Simulator?
Saves money
- One hour in Aerodyne's simulator equates to about three hours in
an aircraft.
More efficient - Valuable time isn't spent in
taxiing out or waiting for an ATC release.
Safer - Aviation
insurance underwriters mandate that as much training as possible
be taken out of the aircraft and put into flight training devices.
Less intimidating - The instructor can "freeze" the simulator and
discuss the situation with you, or even back up a few miles and
let you try again.
Comfortable environment - Temperature and
humidity are controlled. There is less noise in the simulator,
allowing for more effective communication between the student and
instructor.
Broadens scope - Pilots gain first-hand experience
with navigation facilities that are not available locally. This
means you can take off in Denver and land in Los Angeles while
sitting in a simulator in Scottsdale!
AS SEEN ON FOX 10
Here you can view an episode on Fox TV 10 with the Cory McCloskey Flies on Aerodyne's Redbird Flight Simulator! Aired in Scottsdale, AZ. - Click image to ViewREAL-WORLD CHALLENGES
Addresses real-world challenges - Total flight immersion is
" task loaded" with turbulence, ATC changes, system failures and emergencies.
In-flight failures of systems and instruments can be created as the failure would occur in the airplane. We can simulate conditions such as ice, electrical failures, and turbulence or
15-knot crosswinds.
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