This adoption may indicate a shift towards more immersive and cost-effective pilot training solutions. The use of off-the-shelf hardware could suggest a trend towards increased accessibility and flexibility in training programs, which could benefit airlines and pilots alike.
Airline Invests In Virtual Airplane Software For Enhanced Pilot Readiness
Alaska Airlines has become the launch customer for Boeing’s Virtual Airplane training software, which provides pilots with realistic scenarios on off-the-shelf hardware such as tablets and laptops. The software, introduced by Boeing in November, aims to enhance pilot training and readiness. This development was first reported by Aviation Week.
This adoption may indicate a shift towards more immersive and cost-effective pilot training solutions. The use of off-the-shelf hardware could suggest a trend towards increased accessibility and flexibility in training programs, which could benefit airlines and pilots alike.
Airline Invests In Virtual Airplane Software For Enhanced Pilot Readiness
Alaska Airlines has become the launch customer for Boeing’s Virtual Airplane training software, which provides pilots with realistic scenarios on off-the-shelf hardware such as tablets and laptops. The software, introduced by Boeing in November, aims to enhance pilot training and readiness. This development was first reported by Aviation Week.