RP Aero Systems B787 Door Trainer for Qantas
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RP Aero Systems has completed the installation of a B787 door trainer for Qantas at their Training Centre in Sydney.
The trainer has been designed and manufactured to meet the high standards of Qantas' B787 training program.
The door trainer marks the 100th RP Aero Systems has manufactured. The Australian airline now has ten devices in service supplied by RP.
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