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More precise training for pilots
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National carrier, Air India commissioned its ATR 72-600-212 A Level \'D\' Full Flight Simulator (FFS) at the Central Training Establishment (CTE) here recently.
Ferozguda: National carrier, Air India commissioned its ATR 72-600-212 A Level 'D' Full Flight Simulator (FFS) at the Central Training Establishment (CTE) here recently. Captain Amitabh Singh Executive Director Training inaugurated the simulator in the presence of senior Air India officials. The Simulator with an all-electric motion system provides accurate cues for pilot training reflecting real time scenarios.
According to Capt Singh, “The FFS installed will be over and above the existing two A320 Simulators at CTE Hyderabad. By adding this new generation simulator, Air India will now be able to put on fast track the comprehensive training provided to pilots with the latest technology and can also extend it to third party. With the installation of this equipment, the training for pilots on ATR-72-600 which is currently carried out abroad will take place in India. The simulator with requisite DGCA approval will be operational for training purpose from Wednesday.”
