Airbus H125 Glass Cockpit

The Loft Dynamics team is developing the Airbus H125 glass cockpit based on the Garmin G500H TXi and the GTN650Xi avionics. The touch screens are fully functional and the devices portray their original functionality. In addition, there is a virtual tablet for reading checklists and using navigation charts. This enables training towards instrument rating, including performance-based navigation.

Airbus H125 Dual Hydraulic System

As a novelty Loft Dynamics will offer the representation of the dual hydraulic system. Customers can choose whether to have a single or dual hydraulic system implemented in their H125 simulator delivered in the future. This is at no additional cost.

Airbus H145

Airbus Helicopters and Loft Dynamics are co-developing an Airbus H145 virtual reality training device. The helicopter is a twinengine multi-purpose rotorcraft tailored for emergency medical services and law enforcement duties, along with aerial work, passenger transport, including private and business aviation, and offshore operations. It is the latest member of the Airbus’ fourtonne-class twin-engine rotorcraft product range – with built-in mission capability and flexibility, especially for high and hot operating conditions. The combination of both companies’ expertise will bring a compact, affordable high quality simulator to the market. With the advantages of a virtual reality 360° 3D visual system combined with a motion system, H145 operators can benefit from exact replication of their individual H145 D2/D3 cockpit layout. The OEM simulation package of Airbus Helicopters ensures authentic flight behaviour and correct replication of the system functionality.

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Loft Dynamics training devices accurately represent the flight behaviour of the right aircraft. Furthermore, the cockpit controls are intuitively realistic. This opens the door for new training concepts; basic manoeuvres like hovering, attitude flying, entire traffic patterns and autorotations can be trained on the simulator. Thereafter, pilots are able to apply their learning immediately and directly to real life. This saves costs, improves training efficiency and enhances flight safety, and not to mention it is incredibly environmentally friendly.