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FlightSafety International’s Pilatus PC-12NG Simulator Qualified to Level D

Civil Aviation
CAT Industry Reporter
24 February 2013

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FlightSafety International’s first Pilatus PC-12NG aircraft simulator has been qualified to Level D by the US FAA and Transport Canada. The company is also going to build a Level D qualified simulator for the Pilatus PC-12-47 (Series 10) aircraft. Training has begun at FlightSafety's Dallas Learning Center for the PC-12NG.

Both Pilatus simulators will feature FlightSafety's electric motion and control loading system and be equipped with the advanced VITAL X visual system that provides 200 x 40 degree field-of-view.

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