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What Makes a Flight Simulator 'Level D'?
When it comes to flight simulation, Level D is more than a grade (and a big outlay of capital ); it is a commitment to absolute physical and mathematical accuracy. For operators of these beautiful machines, understanding the differences between what you can train in a high-level Flight Training Device (FTD) and a Level D Full Flight Simulator (FFS) is vital for operational success and regulatory standing. We manage these complexities daily. So we thought we'd provide you wit

Daniel de Vries
4 days ago18 min read


Flight Simulator Qualification... or is it Certification? Approval? Evaluation?
Struggling with flight simulator terminology? Is an FSTD qualified, certified, or approved? This guide clarifies the confusing terms used by global aviation authorities like the FAA (Part 60) and EASA (CS-FSTD). Understand the critical differences between simulator 'Qualification,' 'Certification,' 'Approval,' and 'Evaluation' to ensure compliance and training effectiveness.

Daniel de Vries
Nov 11, 202512 min read


Data at Your Fingertips - How Logging and Monitoring Systems Can Transform Simulator Maintenance
Transform flight simulator maintenance from a reactive scramble to a proactive strategy. Learn how effective logging and monitoring can predict failures, reduce costly downtime, and maximise availability. Data-driven insights are essential for extending asset life and safeguarding aviation safety.

Sam Austin
Sep 9, 20255 min read
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