ALSIM AL250

The AL250 is specifically designed for general aviation training and can be quickly reconfigured to simulate both single-engine and twin-engine aircraft. It typically includes flight models for popular trainers like the Cessna 172 and the Piper Arrow or Seneca. This flexibility makes it incredibly valuable for flight schools teaching initial pilot licensing.

The AL250 is manufactured by Alsim, a well-established flight simulation company based in Nantes, France. Founded in 1994, Alsim produces a wide range of FNPT II and AATD level simulators used globally by universities and flight schools. The company is highly respected for building robust and realistic reconfigurable training devices.

Yes, the AL250 can be equipped with a 3-axis electric motion platform to provide pilots with realistic physical cues during flight. This motion system helps simulate the sensations of turbulence, stalls, and ground effect. The visual system is also highly advanced, utilizing wrap-around displays to immerse the pilot in the simulated environment.

The AL250 is designed to meet the strict EASA FNPT II (Flight and Navigation Procedures Trainer) and FAA AATD (Advanced Aviation Training Device) certification standards. These certifications mean that pilots can log official flight hours towards their licenses while training in the device. This makes it a highly cost-effective alternative to renting real aircraft.