Flight Training Reimagined with New Sim Design
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Saturn Flight Simulator has acquired patents of its new and disruptive flight training simulator, which was followed by a letter of intent for six simulator orders. Production and delivery are estimated for mid-2024.
The Saturn Flight Simulator is designed for minimum maintenance, minimum operational cost, and minimum downtime, and is easily configurable for multiple aircraft and training scenarios. The cockpit can be fitted per clients requirements to include anything from generic single/multi-engine, Cessna 172 glass to all the way to a Boeing 737. It will serve as a boundless training device for the entire spectrum of flight training including initial, recurrent, Private Pilot License (PPL), Airline Transport Pilot (ATP), Minimum Performance Transponder (MPT), Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL), aerobatics, unusual attitudes, Upset Prevention and Recovery Training (UPRT), combat, agriculture, fire-fighting and more.
The simulator features full unrestricted 360-degree rotation on all three axis and linear movement on heave and has high fidelity, high roll, yaw and pitch capabilities, making it suitable not only for commercial training but also for defense/combat training. It is also expected to cost millions less than currently available traditional simulators, bringing down acquisition and operational cost. With both the features and the affordability of this simulator, Saturn Flight Simulator believes this enables more facilities to purchase and offer existing Class D/Full Flight Simulators equivalent devices at a price of traditional B/A Flight Training Devices.
Saturn Flight Simulator expects its simulator will be instrumental in training wide spectrum of pilots with much reduced hours, compared to current traditional simulators. While traditional simulators limit accessibility and type of training provided, the design of this high-fidelity simulator will enable more inclusive training, which can help award more pilot training hours to overcome pilot shortages.
The Saturn Flight Simulator is currently seeking Seed/Series-A Funding for further development, certification and production.
