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Entrol launches H05 FNPT II simulator

Avionics and Technology
14 Oct 2020 | Editorial Team
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Entrol has added a new simulator to its portfolio of helicopter simulators: the entrol H05 / H125 FNPT II

The H05 FNPT II simulator is based on the H125, also known as AS350, one of the best-selling helicopters around the world. The standard configuration features dual G500H, GTN 650, a 180° x 40° cylindrical visual system and a worldwide database. It can be certified as EASA FNPT II or FAA FTD level 5.

Training opportunities for pilots

“This new H05 FNPT II simulator is a great tool for flight schools and H125 operators to improve their pilot training and optimize their operative costs”, said Nacho Navacerrada, Business Development Manager of Entrol.

Entrol simulators are covered by a comprehensive after-sales service and designed according to CS-FSTD and FAA FTD directives.

Simulation investment in France

Recently, Iroise Aéro Formation purchased an A32 FNPT II MCC simulator from Entrol. It will be installed at their premises in Guipavas, France. The A32 FNPT II MCC is based on the A320, featuring PBN, TCAS II, EGPWS, Windshear Warning System and Predictive Windshear. This unit will also have a vibration system to simulate situations such as turbulence, taxiing and landings, which enhances the realism of simulation significantly.

“We were looking for an MCC simulator which would be an FNPT II reflecting an A320. We heard about Entrol and decided to have a look. What we found in the showroom in Madrid was beyond our expectations. We tried the simulator with an experienced crew while the engineers were looking ‘below the skirts’ of the device. Then we gathered, discussed and agreed that from that moment on, we could no longer live without an A32. Even the financial department was in love (a very rare event).”

“It will be the tool for the MCC training, and it will very nicely prepare the trainees to the type rating course,” added Laly CHOMEREAU-LAMOTTE, Iroise Aéro Formation’s CEO, FI/CRI/IRI.

Avionics and Technology
14 Oct 2020
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