FlyThisSim Introduces FM 210 Simulator

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Key Takeaways:

  • FlyThisSim introduced the TouchTrainer FM 210 at AirVenture, a new floor-mounted simulator offering a 210-degree horizontal view, enhanced screens, and controls for over 100 aircraft models.
  • The simulator is approved as a Basic Aviation Training Device (BATD) due to special FAA authorization for its touch-screen controls, and it includes Web cameras for remote monitoring.
  • Primarily designed for skills training, the FM 210 helps pilots learn critical takeoff and landing cues and is suitable for ab initio, recurrency, and transition training.
  • It will be available within 90 days for $30,000, with upcoming features including worldwide navigation data and Garmin GTN 650/750 avionics.
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FlyThisSim introduced a new floor-mounted simulator Wednesday at AirVenture in Oshkosh. The TouchTrainer FM 210 offers full cockpit controls and panels for more than 100 aircraft models with a 210-degree horizontal view. It touts brighter screens and finer resolution than higher-level sim and has Web cameras for remote monitoring of the two-seat simulated cockpit. It’s approved as a Basic Aviation Training Device that uses touch-screen controls, thanks to FlyThisSim’s special FAA authorization. The new model will be available in the next 90 days and will sell for $30,000.

FlyThisSim co-founder Carl Suttle said the wider view outside the cockpit will be favorable for ab initio training as well as recurrency and transition training. “The 210 is mainly designed for skills training,” Suttle told AVweb in an interview. “It really helps people learn the cues required to take off and land.” The company also has two upcoming features on the horizon – worldwide navigation data and avionics for the Garmin GTN 650/750 units.

Click here for video of the new TouchTrainer being demoed at AirVenture.

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