Training and Workforce
Linked PCs power new low-cost jet training device
“What makes our system unique is that it is based on a simple personal computer network that ties all of the components together,” Mike Altman, CEO of Math

“What makes our system unique is that it is based on a simple personal computer network that ties all of the components together,” Mike Altman, CEO of Mather, Calif.-based Precision Flight Controls, told AIN. “That allows it to be a cost-effective jet trainer. Depending on the exact configuration, the price ranges from about $125,000 to $150,000.”

The A.A.T.S. (Advanced Aviation Training System) Jet Cockpit Training device features glass cockpit displays. “The A.A.T.S. is a great platform for transition training, crew resource management, glass technology, autopilot, electronic flight information system and flight management system training and much more,” Altman said.

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