Next-generation mission readiness simulator systems
Elbit Systems' offers a full range of next-generation high-fidelity simulators for rotary and fixed-wing aircraft.
Built on the accumulated experience of in-service and retired Israel Air Force pilots, Elbit Systems' complete
range of training products include computer-based trainers (CBT), flight training devices (FTD) and full flight
simulators (FFS). Theses high-end commercial of the shelf (COTS) based systems provide pilots and cadets with
a customized and comprehensive simulation for all of their training needs.
Elbit Systems' solutions are designed to train pilots on all basic and advanced procedures beginning with
start-up, taxi and takeoff and continuing with emergency procedures, instrument flight rules and stand-alone
tactical training.
An established track record in delivering training and simulation solutions, combined with a
comprehensive range of customizable systems, allows Elbit Systems to deliver cost-effective solutions tailored
to their customers' needs.
Key Benefits
Key Features
- High-end flight model based on the blade element model for the tail and main rotor incorporating data collection, flight books or OEM data
- Unique design for the FFS roll-on/roll-off concept based on ball transfer units
- Rear crew full-package simulation including Sonar, RADAR, EOP and advanced EW simulation
- Smart entities adapted to helicopters "train as you flight" concept for realistic environmental situations
- All designs are based on FAA/JAA criteria
- Glass cockpit technology with highest similarity to actual aircraft provides ease of maintenance and seamless upgrades
- Avionic simulation core - unique development which enables single connection to all avionics, real or simulated, based on COTS technology
- TARGO™ - exclusive helmed-mounted display for simulation use
- Roll-in/roll-out design for adaptation to high resolution, large feld of view display systems and simple upkeep
- Advanced arena generator for realistic simulation based on the extensive experience of in-service and retired pilots
