Training and Workforce
TRU Inks Deal with RFDS for King Air Sim in Australia
TRU Simulation + Training will provide a level-D King Air simulator for the Royal Flying Doctor Service Queensland Section.
TRU Simulation + Training will provide a level-D King Air simulator for the Royal Flying Doctor Service Queensland Section. It will be housed at a new facility in Bundaberg, Australia, and is set to be in service in 2023. (Photo: TRU Simulation + Training)
TRU Simulation + Training will provide a level-D King Air simulator for the Royal Flying Doctor Service Queensland Section. It will be housed at a new facility in Bundaberg, Australia, and is set to be in service in 2023. (Photo: TRU Simulation + Training)

TRU Simulation + Training has signed a deal to build a Beechcraft King Air full-flight simulator for the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) Queensland Section in Australia. The level-D simulator—which can be reconfigured for the King Air 250/260 and 350/360—will be housed in a new training facility next to the operator’s base in Bundaberg. It is expected to receive qualification by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority of Australia and be ready for training in 2023.


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