New Sims for Turkish Airlines

20 September 2015

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Turkish Airlines have awarded Frasca International, Inc. a contract to supply two FNPT II flight simulators. The simulators include a Cessna G1000 FNPT II and a Diamond DA-40/42 convertible FNPT II. Both simulators feature a 210° x 57° visual display system with TruVision™ Global visual system featuring 10 customized airport databases, Traffic Advisory System (TAS) and TAWS-B for the DA-42 device. The simulators will be installed at the Turkish Airlines Flight Training Center in Aydin.

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