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Loft Dynamics launches H145 VR simulator

Avionics and Technology
13 Mar 2025 | Oliver Cuenca
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Loft Dynamics H145 sim

One of the first H145 virtual reality (VR) simulators of this type will be delivered to air ‎ambulance operator Boston MedFlight

Loft Dynamics has announced the release of its Airbus H145 VR simulator at this year’s ‎Verticon trade show and conference in Dallas, Texas.‎

Boston MedFlight, a US-based air ambulance provider, was announced as an initial ‎adopter of the simulator, which will be installed at one of its four bases.‎

The simulator is designed to support the training needs of a range of operators, ‎including those working in helicopter emergency medical services (HEMS), law ‎enforcement, and the military.‎

It features a full-scale replica cockpit with a 360° panoramic view, a full-body pose ‎tracking system, and artificial intelligence (AI) powered performance tracking.‎

It also offers a range of customizable scenarios and environments for conditions such ‎as night vision goggles (NVG), whiteout/brownout, and helicopter external sling load ‎operations (HESLO).‎

The simulator also has a virtual demonstration mode that digitizes flight instructions ‎from pilots and operator instructors, allowing them to provide immersive VR training ‎experiences to trainees.‎

‎“Our critical care medical transport pilots operate in complex and unpredictable ‎environments, from landing on highways at night to navigating congested airspace to ‎reach a city hospital,” said Maura Hughes, CEO of Boston MedFlight. “Comprehensive ‎training for these high-stakes scenarios is essential, and advanced flight simulators like ‎the Loft Dynamics H145 hold the power to be a game-changing solution by immersing ‎pilots in realistic scenarios within a controlled environment.”‎

Boston MedFlight recently acquired new E3 NVGs from Aviation Specialties Unlimited.‎
 

Avionics and Technology
13 Mar 2025
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