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Marshall University President Brad D. Smith, far left, and Bill Noe, right, are joined by the Thundering Herd mascot in celebrating the arrival of a training helicopter.

Marty Kauchak examines training technology advancements, collaborations, and evolving industry trends from WATS 2024.

Three years ago, the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) granted the first regulatory approval for a VR-based flight training device, but the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has not followed despite one Colorado organization using a device from the same EASA-approved company for more than a year.

Rick Adams challenges the limitations of the Apple Vision Pro and other mixed reality headsets in aviation training, amidst the hype.

Loft Dynamics has partnered with HMotion to deliver Airbus H145 VR flight simulators for helicopter training in Germany.

The LAPD adopted Loft Dynamics H125 VR Sim for immersive, realistic helicopter training, enhancing pilot proficiency and tactical integration.

Since the beginning of rotary-wing aviation there has been the overwhelming need for effective training in a low-risk medium. Virtual reality may be the answer.

The Los Angeles Police Department plans to acquire a new-technology virtual reality simulator for its air support division.

EPNER has partnered with Loft Dynamics for VR flight simulation training, enhancing safety and efficiency for test pilot education. 

Loft Dynamics’ Airbus H125 FSTD is said to be the first and only VR FSTD to achieve FTD Level 3 qualification from EASA.