Training and Workforce
One-G Merges VR with Flight Sim for Augmented Reality Flight Deck
The company recently added an R44 trainer with virtual reality to its stable.

A decommissioned simulator sits in the corner of one-G Simulation as a fixed reminder of the company’s garage beginnings. The machine designed by Xylon Saltzman, CEO of one-G Simulation, was not originally destined for FAA approval but rather as a tool to help Saltzman’s students during flight training. After receiving positive feedback from his students along with requests to be able to log time in the simulator, Saltzman launched on the path toward FAA approval. In 2011, Saltzman received his first letter of authorization (LOA) from the FAA approving the “Flagship 1” device as an advanced aviation training device (AATD).


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