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First Entrol simulator sold to Brazil

Avionics and Technology
11 Feb 2021 | Clara Bullock
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Entrol simulator Brazil

Safety Flight, located in Campo de Marte airport, Brazil, has purchased an H135 FTD Level 5 simulator from Entrol

This will be the first simulator by US-based flight simulation manufacturer Entrol to be installed in Brazil. The simulator comes with dual GTN 750, a cylindrical visual system with three channels and extended vertical field of view for mission training. It will also have a vibration system to replicate normal and abnormal flying conditions such as vortex ring, translational lift, and turbulence.

Safety Flight will use the FTD for initial training, IFR and CPL courses, and mission training for H135 operators. It will be certified as FTD Level 5.

Value of product and customer service

Antonio Gallucci Filho, CEO of Safety Flight, explained: “After searching for new simulators, we first chose Entrol for the value of the product. We understood that in addition to the price, Entrol offers a quality product during our visit to Entrol. The most significant reason for choosing the product was the effort shown by the Entrol team to serve us, including product customization.

“They demonstrated effort to meet practically all our needs and restrictions, shows us that in addition to the equipment supplier, we will have a partnership not only keep our product operational but certainly for future purchases.”

Recently, Entrol developed a new Bell 505 FTD Level 2 simulator, for the Horizon International Flight Academy.

Avionics and Technology
11 Feb 2021
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Clara Bullock

Clara Bullock is a writer for ITIJ and AirMed&Rescue. Initially a freelance writer for publications ranging from gardening news to music magazines, she has made the transition to writing about the ins and outs of travel insurance and aeromedicine. In her spare time she reviews books on Instagram and eats pasta.

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