Training and Workforce
Redbird Offers New Enhancements to Training Products
The flight training simulator provider offers a full slate of aviation activity at the show.

Texas-based Redbird Flight Simulators announced several new products and enhancements to its training device lines this week at EAA AirVenture 2016. In its Alloy line of controls for homebuilt simulators, it has added the new TH1 single-engine throttle, TH2 multi-engine throttle and YK1 yoke, all of which—along with the company’s RD1 rudder pedals—are intended for simulator users looking for durable high-quality controls, according to the manufacturer. The Alloy line is compatible with most popular simulator programs such as Microsoft Flight Simulator, Lockheed Martin’s Prepar3d and Laminar Research’s X-Plane.


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