TRU-built Boeing 737 MAX FFS certified Level D
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The TRU-built 737 MAX full flight simulator (FFS) installed in Boeing’s Training Center in Gatwick, United Kingdom achieved Level D status on schedule. TRU Simulation + Training says Boeing’s simulator is the first in the industry to be qualified against CS FSTD A Issue 2 Level D requirements by the U.K.’s Civil Aviation Authority – which covers UPRT, full stall training and icing maneuvers.
This is the third 737 MAX FFS provided by TRU to receive Level D status this year.
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