Virtual Reality Is Poised To Bring Seismic Change To Airline Training
The footprint of Loft’s VR simulator (right) is much smaller than that of a conventional Level D full-flight simulator (left).
Credit: Loft Dynamics
Alaska Airlines has invested in Loft Dynamics with the goal of developing the first full-motion Boeing 737 simulator that uses extended reality. The development will build on the Swiss startup’s virtual-reality helicopter simulators, the first such devices to be certified for pilot training. “With...
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