The statistics are clear: VR training is a game changer that enables quicker and better learning as well as better knowledge retention. These factors add up to a higher student pass rate.
With VR training, students are able to learn for themselves, freeing up instructor resources - from initial training to MCC courses and type ratings.
Students don't have to sit in the real aircraft to train procedures, which lowers the risk of damage to the aircraft.
Lystrup, November 20, 2020: VRpilot has signed a contract with Center Air Pilot Academy, one of the leading professional flight academies in Scandinavia, on the delivery of VRpilot’s virtual reality cockpit flow trainer, VRflow. Thor Read more…
Lystrup, October 1st 2020: VRpilot officially launches VRflow MCC, the multi-crew variant of the interactive cockpit procedure trainer VRflow. The multi-crew feature enables up to three people to meet up in the same, virtual cockpit Read more…
The Royal Danish Air Force becomes launch customer for VRpilot’s virtual reality procedure trainer Lystrup, August 21, 2020: The Royal Danish Air Force (RDAF) becomes launch customer for VRpilot as it takes delivery of 25 Read more…
Lystrup, July 6, 2020: VRpilot ApS has received the InnoFounder Experienced grant from the Innovation Fund Denmark. The grant will support the development of a multi-crew feature for the VRflow cockpit procedure trainer. “The multi-crew Read more…
VRpilot’s interactive cockpit procedure trainer, VRflow, is featured on Civil Aviation Training Magazine’s website. Read the article here!
VRpilot has officially launched VRflow, a procedure trainer to complement our basic flight trainer, VRbasic. VRflow is a compact, lightweight, standalone device that allows students to train normal and emergency procedures at home. VRflow utilizes Read more…