Our Fleet

We have fixed base and full motion A320 simulators. The A320 is now the most popular twin engine short to medium haul aircraft in the world. The A320 family consists of the A318, A319, A320 and A321. The new generation of this aircraft is the A320 Neo.

We have a full motion A330 simulator. The A330 is a long haul aircraft built by Airbus. This can be operated on a common type rating with the A320 and is enormously popular with airlines all around the world. The new generation of this aircraft is the A330 Neo.

We have a combination of fixed base and full motion simulators for the 737CL, 737 NG (737-600-737-800). This is Boeing’s popular short haul and medium haul workhorse and over 5,000 have been produced.

We have a full motion 747-400 simulator. The 747, known as the queen of the skies, has been recently retired by many airlines worldwide. She has some life in her as a freighter and we expect to see the 747-400 and 747-8 around for a while to come.

We have a full motion 757 simulator which can be configured as P&W or RR. This aircraft is a common type rating with the 767. At one point, most UK airlines were operating them and now there aren’t many around.

We have a full motion 767. The 767 is a common type rating with the 757. It is a heavy Boeing that has been used by many operators for long and short haul flying.

We have a full motion 777 simulator. This is a common rating with the 787. Boeing have now made the 777X which is in flight testing. This is set to be the largest twin engine heavy jet in the world.

We have a full motion 787 simulator. The 787 is a long haul ultra efficient twin jet built by Boeing. This is now enormously popular with airlines all around the world. Around 14 are made every month.

We have a full motion F-4J (UK) Phantom II simulator. The ex RAF F-4 Phantom simulator is a real flown airframe  with its original front and rear cockpit and fully functional instruments.

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