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Flight School orders Airbus A320 Flight Simulator from Pacific Simulators
- Published November 06, 2017 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Pacific Simulators has recently sold its second Airbus A320 simulator to another flight school. But unlike the first one, which went to the other side of the world in Miami, Florida, this one has been sold to a New Zealand flight school. Whilst preferring anonymity until the EuroJet PS4.5 is delivered in March 2018, the flight school will be the only school in NZ to be capable of delivering on-site jet transition or multi-crew training to domestic and international students.
With the swelling demand for airline pilots, NZ, Australia, Western Europe and the USA are seen as ‘safe havens’ and provide ‘best practice’ for creating the best pilots money can buy. However, the advantages with NZ and Australia are the weaker exchange rates compared to the Euro and the Greenback. By adding the Airbus flight simulator the school has now closed the last hole in the training package and can provide pilots back to potential employers that are ‘airline-ready’ at a better price point.
The device is valued at over $600,000 and similar to the ProJet PS4.5, is made from actual A320 parts sourced from the aircraft boneyards in the US.
About Pacific Simulators 2010 Ltd
Pacific Simulators (Pacsim) is a flight simulator manufacturer who have designed and built cost-effective training simulators suitable for airlines.
The airline industry is booming with over 12,000 Boeing and Airbus planes on order and a demand for nearly 700,000 pilots over the next 20 years.
Pacsim have created the perfect simulator solution to enable cost-effective training with better training outcomes for airlines with Boeing 737 and Airbus A320 aircraft.
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