Our Services

A diverse range of simulators are available to meet various training requirements, from basic devices to advanced full-motion simulators. A key consideration is selecting a device that suits your specific requirements. Whether you need an Advanced Aviation Training Device (AATD), a fixed-base Flight Training Device (FTD), or a Full Flight Simulator (FFS), we help provide solutions that align with both regulatory standards and operational goals. Simulators are sourced from leading manufacturers including Frasca International—well known for their reliability and fidelity. Whether you're focused on fixed-wing or helicopter training, we can recommend the best options to ensure optimal training efficiency and safety for your pilots.

A simulator service includes a comprehensive range of tasks designed to ensure the optimal performance and longevity of your flight simulator. Depending on the make and model of simulator this typically involves routine maintenance, software updates, and hardware inspections required to keep the simulator running smoothly. Our services also include troubleshooting, repairs and calibration for precise performance. Additionally, we provide technical support to resolve outstanding issues quickly and minimise downtime. With our simulator service, you can expect reliable, efficient, and expert care to help you maintain the highest standards of training fidelity and safety.

We offer a wide range of documentation services to support the operation and maintenance of flight simulators. We can create operations manuals tailored to your specific simulator, including detailed Synthetic Trainer Operations Manuals (STOMs) that comply with regulatory standards. Our manuals are consistently approved by CASA, who commend them for their thoroughness and completeness. We can also provide other technical documents, such as training guides, maintenance procedures, and compliance documentation.

This is an important question we get asked regularly. You’d be surprised at how often we encounter clients unaware of the true acquisition and operating costs of the simulators they are about to acquire or already operate. Many factors contribute to the life cycle cost of a simulator—ranging from acquisition through to an end-of-life exit strategy. Awareness of the real costs is a critical element of the decision-making process. Lower-cost devices can sometimes end up costing significantly more than more expensive higher-fidelity devices, which offer more reliable service, minimal program downtime, and greater resale value upon disposal.