Cabin Simulators​

Simulators are particularly suited to scenarios of training that are not practical, difficult, risky or costly to replicate in real life. There are a many potentially hazardous situations that aircrews experience only rarely. When these scenarios are encountered, they should be handled quickly to avoid severe consequences. Simulators can train trainees to handle these unique situations in a predictable and controlled manner, without presenting dangerous situations to the crew or the aircraft.

Rear-crews trainers are replicas of the tactical back-end stations and provide airborne tactical officers and rear-crew sensor operators high-fidelity mission-specific training.

Rear-crews (cabin) trainers are generally designed for collective mission training, involving the rear cockpit crew members of the helicopter (or airplane) in a shared and common exercise. The objective of this trainers is to practice the coordination between the different crew members (pilot and co‑pilot, and also the rear crew members such as the Search And Rescue (SAR) operator, the winch man, etc…).