Increasingly, simulators are the way pilots learn to fly, even at the local flight school. The perennial chicken-egg argument is do you need a motion-base simulator or will a fixed sim do? If you want the former, a company called Runway One (rwy.one) can fix you up. In the AVweb video, Chris Eger explains how it works.
Runway One’s Custom Motion Simulators
Key Takeaways:
- Simulators are increasingly becoming the primary method for pilot training, even at local flight schools.
- A common debate in flight training concerns whether a motion-base simulator is necessary or if a fixed simulator suffices.
- Runway One (rwy.one) specializes in providing motion-base flight simulators.
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