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Tunisian Air Force Gets Pilot Training Simulator

Tunisian Air Force Gets Pilot Training Simulator

Spanish Interrol Company, specialized in the manufacture of flight simulation devices, announced the delivery of an advanced "H125" simulator to the Tunisian Air Force to enhance pilot training for high-risk military operations. The device aims to train pilots to operate "AS 350 B" helicopters, which have recently undergone rehabilitation that included structural repairs and the installation of modern cabins. It is connected to a digital avionics system that allows seamless transition between virtual training and real-flight operations. The simulator offers a variety of training scenarios, including flying in challenging environmental conditions such as dust storms and night flights, supported by a customized database reflecting the Tunisian environment and terrain. It also features a dedicated training station for instructors, enabling observation and evaluation of pilot performance. The Tunisian Air Force utilizes this device for training complex military missions, such as night operations and formation flying, with the goal of improving capabilities and reducing reliance on real-world training that can be risky. This initiative reflects efforts to strengthen Tunisia’s military pilot training capabilities with advanced simulation technology designed to meet local environmental and operational requirements.

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