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ATR 72-500/ ATR 42-500 FNPTII for Sale Print E-mail
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Tuesday, 24 July 2012 04:56

Aircraft Simulated:

ATR72-500/ATR42-500 Variant

Engine Model: PW120/PW124B/PW127E/PW127

Level of Device: JAR STD 2A FTD Level2/ JAR STD 3A FNPT II MCC

Technical Specification:

A full technical specification can be downloaded here

Technical Description:

The FFT consists of a re-configurable cockpit replicating the required ATR 72/42 aircraft configurations mounted on a subframe, and encompassing an instructor facility. The cockpit replica contains the pilot and copilot seats, aircraft controls, circuit breakers and instruments. Electronics systems, power supplies and force feel units are located out of sight, in the `nose' of the cockpit structure and in a single off board electronic cabinet. The instructor's facility is large enough to accommodate two persons and is located aft of the cockpit, with the floor of the instructor's facility at the same level as the cockpit floor. This enables the instructor and/or observer to easily move into a position immediately aft of the trainee crew for direct interaction.

FFT includes the following advanced simulator components as listed below :

  • Rack mounted PC based Host Computer simulation complex, mounted in a single electronics system cabinet and connected to the electronic interface system via a high-speed serial link.
  • Forward facing Instructor Operator Station (I0S) with dual 17 inch color graphic flat panel displays
  • Synthetic Instrument Display System (SIDSTM providing high fidelity computer generated virtual instrumentation to support conversions between various ATR 42/72 configurations.
  • Digital Electric Control Loading System
  • Digital Sampling Aural Cue system utilizing COTS PC based sound cards. Latest technology CANBUS interface system
  • Visual System: The FFT is designed to accommodate a 3 channel direct projection system. The Image Generator system is: TROPOS 6000. The Projector system is: 3D Perception. The visual system includes a cylindrical screen capable of providing a 180° horizontal x 35° vertical field of view.

Flight Compartment:

The interior of the flight compartment conforms with the contours and dimensions of the aircraft. The FFT cockpit replicates the aircraft flight compartment from the CB panels aft of the pilot seats to forward of the rudder pedals. Included is the left and right side consoles, center pedestal, Captain and First Officer seats, flight controls, main instrument panel and glareshield. Windows, linings and overhead quarter sections will be non-aircraft representations. The flight compartment is housed in a structurally reinforced fiberglass cockpit shell.

Control levers in the flight compartment are provided and move through a similar range of motion as is available in the aircraft. The forces required to move them are within the tolerances specified in JAR STD 2A level II, and therefore are compliant as well to JAR STD 3A level II MCC. Similarly, relevant instruments, indicators, push-buttons and switches in the compartment are operable.

Facility Requirements:

The proposed FFT can be easily installed in a standard room which dimensions are listed here below :

  • Area :                          25 ft x 25 ft minimum
  • Clear height :               13 ft minimum
  • Floor :                          standard, no special requirement

 

 

 

 

Trainer Weight and Measures, Power Requirements:

General dimensions of the proposed FSTD are :

  • Gross weight :             6 000 Lbs
  • Length :                       20 ft
  • Width :                         22 ft with 180 deg. Direct projection visual system
  • Height :                        12 ft with 180 deg. Direct projection visual system

Power requirements are :

  • Capacity :                    7 KVA
  • Voltage :                      220 V ± 20% (with a maximum of 264 V)
  • Frequency :                 50 Hz ± 5%

A total of 4 grounded, 240 VAC circuits are required, each providing Line, Neutral and earth ground. (2 lines with 10A capacity are required for cockpit and visual system power distribution, 1 line rated at 10A for the control loading units, and 1 line rated at 10A for the computer cabinet). Each phase should be equipped with a 15 amp circuit breaker.

The connection to the AC mains is to be provided by the Purchaser and must be either a direct connection or a supplied plug and socket. The connection to the mainsis not included as part of the installation and should be performed by a qualified electrician.

Environmental Requirements:

The FFT is designed for installation and use in any standard, air-conditioned office environment :

  • Temperature controlled to within ± 3° C (not to exceed 30 °C)
  • Humidity : not to exceed 80% (no condensation)

F Note: Cockpit ventilation uses room ambient air, therefore room temperature should be maintained at a comfort level conducive to proper instructor/student performance.

The temperature needs to be maintained at a constant level (no large temperature swings within 24 hour period) to avoid convergence and drift problems with the visual projection system.

The fully equipped device and all accessories represent a total power consumption of 7 KVA under typical operating conditions.

ATR commercial proposal includes :

  • item 1 : sale of FFT (hardware)
  • item 2 : sale of ATR data package (from 1 to 2 variants)

The FSTD is sold in a serviceable condition

The FSTD and associated equipment will be delivered ex work Bangalore (India) disassembled and packaged. Purchaser will be responsible for transportation, customs clearance when importing the equipment and installation.

ATR will cover customs clearance when exporting the equipment from Bangalore.

Upon request, ATR can provide a Commercial Offer for FSTD installation and RFT (ready for training) support.

For additional information, please contact : This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

 

Last Updated on Tuesday, 24 July 2012 05:15
 
Job - Simulator Technician for CargoLux Print E-mail
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Thursday, 19 July 2012 08:45

Perform regular and unscheduled maintenance for Full Flight Simulators, classroom procedure trainers, computer based training systems and classroom audio/video equipment. Utilize a maintenance management system to record and track all maintenance activities. Perform pre and post flight activities on all simulators including visual alignments. Perform simulator testing and evaluate results of that testing. Assist during modifications and training equipment enhancements. Perform administrative tasks as required.

Essential requirements :Practical maintenance experience with current flight simulator technology (ideally with CAE Inc Series 5000/7000 training equipment and CAE’s Tropos visual system). Experience with Windows XP/Server, networking components/setup and PC hardware a definite asset. Must be able to exercise independent judgment in planning, organizing and executing work assignments. Must exercise initiative in applying, and when necessary, adapting procedures to address both regular and unusual maintenance problems. Demonstrated troubleshooting skills. Excellent oral and written English communications skills. Ability to interpret schematics, wiring diagrams, technical documentation and ability to evaluate, isolate and repair failed components and LRUs. Ability to conduct on-the-job training.Ability to work with minimal supervision.Must be able to perform shift work and be flexible about work hours.

Source: Job Press Release

 
CAE secures C$50 Million in Contracts Print E-mail
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Friday, 06 July 2012 08:58

CAE today announced that it has sold three full-flight simulators (FFSs) including an Airbus A330 FFS to Aeroflot, a Boeing 787 FFS to Air Canada and a Boeing 737NG FFS to Kunming Aviation Safety Training Centre in China. CAE also sold two integrated procedures trainers (IPTs) and two virtual maintenance trainers (VMTs) to Air Canada as well as various flight training devices and simulator updates to other customers. The contracts are worth a total of more than C$50 million at list prices and bring the total number of FFS sales that CAE has announced to date during fiscal year 2013 to seven.

"These simulator contracts reflect CAE’s continued strength in serving emerging markets in China and Eastern Europe, as well as for new aircraft types such as the Boeing 787," said Jeff Roberts, CAE’s Group President, Civil Simulation Products, Training and Services. “We are pleased to add Kunming as a new customer, and appreciate the continued confidence in CAE by long-time airline customers Aeroflot and Air Canada.”

Source : Cae Press Release

 
CAE New Training Centre in Barcelona Spain Print E-mail
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Friday, 06 July 2012 15:50

CAE today inaugurated a new training centre in Barcelona, Spain for commercial aircraft pilots and cabin crew. It is located in Parc de Negocis Mas Blau II, near the main operations of Vueling Airlines, the anchor customer of the new facility.

The inauguration was attended by government officials, Vueling Airlines and other commercial aircraft operators, as well as CAE employees.  "Spain is a very important civil aviation market in Europe and we are pleased to add a new location to deliver training in the Catalan region for our customers," said Jeff Roberts, CAE's Group President, Civil Simulation Products, Training and Services. "CAE has a long association with Vueling and we are pleased to expand our partnership near its main operations in Barcelona."

Source: CAE Press Release

Last Updated on Friday, 06 July 2012 15:53
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Job - Simulator Technical Inspector -CAA UK Print E-mail
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Friday, 22 June 2012 06:48

The UK has one of the best records for aviation safety in the world; safeguarding public interest is at the heart of all we do.  As the regulatory body responsible for that continuing achievement, the CAA relies on the expertise of its people to consistently apply and monitor the highest standards. The role We now seek two versatile professionals to help us ensure that Flight Simulation Training Devices (FSTD) and their operators meet the required technical and organisational standards and that issues affecting regulatory compliance and training fidelity are appropriately reported, investigated and resolved.
As key members of the Licensing and Training Standards team, you will be evaluating full Flight Simulators, Flight Training Devices and Flight and Navigation Procedure Trainers for compliance with applicable regulatory requirements.
This represents a unique opportunity to demonstrate your expertise in this field, whilst you participate in national and international working groups, you will influence the development of technical standards and co-ordinate teams who undertake these evaluations and related qualifications.

Source : Jobs Press Release

Last Updated on Friday, 22 June 2012 06:51
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