Redbird Flight Simulators Arrive on ACE Campus
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Aerospace Center For Excellence (ACE) recently installed 20 Redbird Flight Simulations (Redbird) desktop training devices, which are designed to support a variety of learning and training objectives, in the Ramus Skylab Innovation Center. The Redbird Jay flight simulators’ location in the Ramus Skylab Innovation Center will be named the “Redbird Flight Simulation Laboratory”.
The Redbird Flight Simulation Laboratory will support ACE participants in gaining valued training and will provide immediate impacts within its STEM, aeroSTEM, and aviation educational programming. Attendees will learn in the 8,000 square feet of new convertible educational/event/exhibit space that can transform from one large space into separate laboratory classrooms or exhibit space via movable partition walls.
Josh Harnagel, Redbird’s VP of Marketing, remarks, “The simulators give the Ramus Skylab Innovation Center the flexibility to offer structured, self-guided training, but also incorporate simulated flight into its K-12 STEM programs and laboratory learning experiences.”
The primary mission and focus for this initiative are, to remain accessible to students who ordinarily might not receive the chance to truly fly an airplane. The first task for ACE and Redbird includes professional curriculum developers who aim to develop short team lessons and educational units geared toward the entry-level flyer and non-flyers.
Newly appointed ACE Executive Director Daryl Price believes: “The generous benevolence of Redbird will allow the Ramus Skylab Innovation Center to reach new heights of educational application by providing hands-on training and realistic virtual experiences to not only young students but participants of all ages through the opportunity to put themselves in the cockpit and their hands on the controls to experience the unmatched joy of controlling flight for the very first time.”
