The JCAB certification enables ATR to provide training solutions closer to ATR Japanese customers’ operations, helping them enhance their pilot training programs.
ATR has announced that the company’s Singapore Training Centre’s ATR-600 Full Flight Simulator (FFS) has been awarded certification by the Japanese Civil Aviation Authority (JCAB). This new certification is a significant achievement for ATR, as it allows the company to better serve the Japanese customers by offering them additional training capabilities for their ATR pilots.
The certification process for the ATR-600 FFS in Singapore took approximately 10 months, during which ATR administrative and technical data were thoroughly assessed by the JCAB. Additionally, ATR conducted 30 hours of simulator sessions, showcasing the FFS’s capabilities through various tests. This certification enables ATR to provide training solutions closer to ATR Japanese customers’ operations, helping them enhance their pilot training programs.
Full Flight Simulators have become an essential tool in pilot training, providing an immersive experience that replicates real flight conditions and aircraft behaviors. With features such as motion and vibration effects, realistic visuals, and sound effects, FFS offers a cost-effective training solution that reduces the need for extensive flight hours on actual aircraft, ultimately enhancing safety.
At a time when there is a growing demand for pilots and technicians globally, this certification highlights ATR’s commitment to providing comprehensive support to ATR customers. ATR focus on high-standard, tailored training solutions utilizing Competency-Based Training (CBT) concepts ensures that ATR customers receive top-notch training that meets their specific needs.
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As ATR teams participate in the Asia Pacific Airline Training Symposium (APATS) in Singapore, ATR proud to share this achievement with the aviation community. This certification aligns perfectly with ATR ongoing efforts to attract and train the next generation of ATR pilots, contributing to the aviation industry’s overall growth and safety.
