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Transport Canada Approves HNZ AS350 FSTD
Tuesday, 08 November 2016
by Frasca International
November 4, 2016. HNZ Group Partners, Montreal, Canada has received Transport Canada approval on their Frasca built AS350 Level 7 Flight Simulation Training Device (FSTD). The FSTD is convertible between three different configurations of the aircraft including the AS350B2 analog instrument panel, the AS350B2 VEMD instrument panel and the AS350B3e VEMD instrument panel. The Frasca device is the first Level 7
- Published in News
SIMCOM Selects FRASCA for TBM 930 Simulator
Wednesday, 26 October 2016
by admindefault
Frasca will supply a TBM 930 Level 6 Flight Training Device (FTD) to SIMCOM Aviation Training. The FTD will be the first device to simulate the TBM 930 aircraft and will feature the actual aircraft cockpit, RSI XT4 Visual System with a 220 degree display system, actual Garmin G3000 avionics, Weather Radar, Synthetic Vision Terrain
- Published in News
FRASCA Bell 212/412 FTD Installed for Mexican Air Force
Monday, 11 July 2016
by admindefault
Frasca has installed and received final approval on their Bell 212/412 Flight Training Device (FTD) at the Mexican Air Force Base near Guadalajara, Mexico. The FTD simulates both the Bell 212 and Bell 412 helicopters and is convertible between configurations in a matter of minutes using replaceable panel overlays and alternate software loads.
- Published in News
FRASCA Flight Simulator to be Used in Georgia Tech Research Study
Monday, 23 May 2016
by admindefault
May 23, 2016. Urbana, IL. The Georgia Institute of Technology, (also known as Georgia Tech) Atlanta, has contracted with FRASCA International, Inc. to provide them with a FRASCA Mentor™ Advanced Aviation Training Device (AATD). The AATD will be configured as a Cessna 172 and will be used by the School of Psychology’s Decision Processes Laboratory
- Published in News
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John Frasca – Family and Flexibility in Flight Simulation
Monday, 23 May 2016
by admindefault
Article Written by Rick Weatherford – Rotocraft Pro – When talking to Frasca International President and CEO John Frasca, one discerns that not only does his last name begin with F, but that letter also coincides with other words relevant to who he is and what he does: Family and Flexibility.
- Published in News
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Frasca to provide EC135 Simulator for TKK, Tokyo
Friday, 15 April 2016
by admindefault
April 13, 2016, Urbana, IL. Frasca International, Inc. has received and order for a Level 5 Flight Training Device (FTD) for the EC135 helicopter from TKK, Tokyo Aircraft Instrument Co., Ltd. The FTD will feature a three channel flat screen visual system, single pilot instrumentation and controls, Garmin GPS and Electric Control Loading.
- Published in News
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Press Articles
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