Flight and Navigation Procedures Trainer
To prepare private and commercial pilots, the Ukrainian Air Academy "Chemical Aviation Technologies" certified and put into operation a procedural simulator SoftekSim FNPT II MCC.

The procedural simulator is designed for initial and periodic training of aircraft pilots and allows you to acquire skills both in visual (VFR) and instrumental (IFR) flights, as well as in training interaction in multi-crew cooperation (MCC). The simulator can handle such procedures as starting and warming up engines, turning off engines and aircraft equipment, normal and emergency procedures during the flight, as well as emergency procedures on the ground.

The simulator equipment represents three types of aircraft: Cessna 172N
(Class Single-engine Piston Plane - SEP (L)), Beechcraft 76 Duchess (Class Multi-engine Piston Plane - MEP (L)) і Beechcraft King Air C90 (the type of aircraft for training in multi-crew cooperation - MCC).
The simulator fully complies with the requirements of  EASA CS-FSTD (А).

Structurally, the simulator is a mock-up of the cockpit with pilots inside the workplaces, controls and a  
dashboard representing a real aircraft. The flight and navigation equipment is built on the principle of a  
"glass cabin", and is compiled on the basis of EFIS Garmin 1000.

The visualization system consists of a screen and three projectors providing a viewing angle of 180°  
horizontally and 35° vertically. The visualization system models the earth's surface and the state of the  
atmosphere in some detail, allows for visual maneuvers, flights with low visibility, and a transition from  
visual flight to instrument flight.

According to the requirements of PART-FCL 1 on FNPT II is allowed have practical (flight) training  
(training time on the simulator is included in the total flying time) for the following training programs:

PPL (A) - up to 5:00 hours;
CPL (A) - up to 5:00 hours;
CPL (A) / IR - up to 40 hours;
IR (A) - up to 35 hours (SEP) and up to 40 hours (MEP)
MCC - 20 hours.
Kyiv University of Aviation and Information Technologies
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