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PILOT TRAINING
Boeing has announced the placement of several new full flight simulators that expand capabilities for pilot training globally, while bringing more training closer to where airlines operate. Two simulators, a Next Generation 737 and 777, are now ready for training at the Boeing Flight Services Singapore campus. Another 787 Dreamliner simulator has also been placed at the London Gatwick campus where two other 787 simulators are already located.
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