Multi Pilot Simulations B737 FTD-2 Installed at Safair
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Multi Pilot Simulations (MPS) has installed its B737 FTD-2 simulator at Safair Operation's training center at OR Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg, South Africa. The FTD-2 has been certified by the local CAA.
Safair Operations CEO, Elmar Conradie commented: "The acquisition of this simulator is an exciting milestone for Safair Operations and we look forward to the efficiencies it will add to our training processes."
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