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Canavia purchases Entrol en-4000x FNPT II MCC simulator

Avionics and Technology
21 Mar 2024 | Chloe Fox
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With up to seven different configurations, the simulator has been acquired by the company to enhance its pilot training program

Flight simulator manufacturer Entrol has sold a unit of its en-4000x FNPT II MCC simulator to Canavia, an aviation academy with more than 14 years of experience located in the Canary Islands, Spain.

Equipped with an MEP G1000 and JET configurations, as well as a cylindrical visual system supported by the X-Plane 11 image database, the flight simulator will enable students to experience highly realistic training.

Its sale took place in December 2023 and was followed by factory acceptance testing in January. The installation of the simulator at Canavia’s facilities was completed two weeks ago.

Iñigo Hernández Irizar, Business Manager of Entrol, stated: “We have been able to deliver a simulator only one month after the order, another proof of our manufacturing capability in fixed-wing.”

Mario Pons, CEO and Head of Training at Canavia, commented: “This new simulator will allow us to duplicate instrumental training hours capacity and to increase continuous operation without interruptions, bringing Canavia’s total to four flight simulators, including an A320 simulator in south Tenerife and a B737 simulator in north Tenerife.”

Last year, Helicopters Otago NZ purchased an H45 FNPT II MCC simulator from Entrol, the first Entrol device to be installed in New Zealand. With a four-axis autopilot system the simulator is modelled on the Airbus H145 commonly used for emergency medical services.

Avionics and Technology
21 Mar 2024
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Chloe Fox

Chloe Fox is an Senior Editorial Assistant for Voyageur Group, joining in 2024. She writes for AirMed&Rescue and ITIJ, covering a range of topics including international travel and health insurance, medical assistance provision, and air medical transportation. Chloe holds a BA (Hons) in English and an MA in English Literature from the University of Bristol.

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