For Deutsche Aircraft’s commitment to sustainability, STS will install solar panels on the rooftop of the training center enabling the simulators to be powered by up to 70% solar energy.
Deutsche Aircraft and Simulator Training Solution GmbH (STS) have forged a successful collaboration to provide simulator training for the D328 turboprop and jet. STS, a prominent service provider, offers state-of-the-art simulator training services to current D328 operators, reinforcing Deutsche Aircraft’s commitment to delivering comprehensive support to its customers.
Aligning with Deutsche Aircraft’s commitment to sustainability in regional aviation, STS will install solar panels on the rooftop of the training center. This initiative will enable the simulators to be powered by up to 70% solar energy, reflecting their dedication to eco-friendly practices. Furthermore, STS has ambitious plans to transition to 100% renewable energy to power the entire D328 Simulator Training Centre in the near future.
Nico Neumann, COO, Deutsche Aircraft GmbH said, “For Deutsche Aircraft, the collaboration with STS is a powerful tool to support our customers operating the D328 worldwide. STS has an innovative approach that is fully in line with our corporate strategy and customer focus, up to the goal of offering sustainable complete solutions in the regional aircraft market.”
STS demonstrates innovative thinking in their approach to travel arrangements for flight crews. Electric cars are readily available for transportation purposes, ensuring efficient and environmentally friendly transportation for trainees to and from the training establishment.
Jan Hünerfeld, CEO of STS GmbH, expresses enthusiasm for playing a crucial role in Deutsche Aircraft’s sustainable aviation mission, particularly through their operations at the cutting-edge D328 simulator training center.
Jan Hünerfeld, CEO, STS GmbH said, “With our state-of-the-art D328 simulator training center, we are looking forward to a sustainable and successful regional aviation future. At STS, we want to play a key role in Deutsche Aircraft’s sustainable aviation mission, especially with how we carry out operations at our simulator training center.”
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This collaboration between Deutsche Aircraft and STS not only enhances the availability of state-of-the-art simulator training services for D328 operators but also exemplifies their shared commitment to sustainability. By incorporating solar energy and electric vehicles into their operations, both companies are making significant strides towards a greener and more sustainable future for regional aviation.
