Aviomar implements virtual reality procedure training from VRpilot Aviomar, one of the leading European flight academies, has selected VRpilot to deliver virtual reality (VR) procedure training tools for their Ryanair mentored APS MCC course on the Boeing 737NG. VRpilot’s procedure training platform, VRflow, enables students to become familiar with procedures, cockpit layout and aircraft systems on their own before setting foot in the simulator. This means that students will be ready to focus on the

Alaska Airlines to expand use of VRpilot’s virtual reality cockpit procedure trainer Image courtesy: Alaska Airlines Major US airline Alaska Airlines has strengthened its commitment to use virtual reality (VR) for pilot training, increasing its number of VR headsets with pilot training software from Danish supplier VRpilot. Implementing the initial delivery of the novel training devices in their pilot training programs in July, Alaska Airlines is scaling their number of VR headsets available for their

Horizon Air selects VRpilot for E175 virtual reality procedure training Image courtesy: Horison Air Horizon Air, part of Alaska Air Group, has selected Danish supplier VRpilot to deliver an interactive procedure training solution for their Embraer E175 flight crew training using virtual reality (VR). Closely following sister airline Alaska Airlines, who implemented VR procedure training for its Boeing 737 fleet in July 2022, Horizon Air selected the cutting-edge training tools that provides greater training flexibility

Oman Aviation Academy selects VRflow for fleet-wide procedure training Oman Aviation Academy (OAA) has chosen VRpilot’s procedure training solution, VRflow, for enhanced procedure training for students. VRflow will help students on OAA’s integrated ATPL(A) program prepare for flight training on OAA’s Diamond DA40 NG, Diamond DA42-VI and simulator training on OAA’s Boeing 737 MAX FTD. Jose Luis Losada, Head of Training, Oman Aviation Academy:” I am a firm believer in the benefits of incorporating Virtual

BAA Training expands use of virtual reality for flight training Image courtesy of BAA Training Vilnius, August 25 2022: After successfully implementing virtual reality (VR) technology for procedure training on their MCC course on the Airbus A320, BAA Training expands the use of VR. BAA Training will add VR procedure training for the Boeing 737NG from Danish provider VRpilot to their training portfolio, while increasing the number of VR headsets available to students. BAA Training

VRflow B737 MAX ready for customers We’re taking it to the MAX. Today, we are officially launching our procedure trainer VRflow for the B737 MAX. VRflow B737 MAX is available for enterprise customers now and will be available for private individuals in October. Featuring detailed systems behavior, Explore Mode, spoken callouts and much more, VRflow B737 MAX will be the ultimate tool for type ratings, difference training or MCC courses on the B737 MAX.

VRpilot participates in EATS 2022 We will be back for the European Airline Training Symposium at EATS 2022 in Berlin, November 8-9. Visitors to our booth will eligible to receive one month free of VRflow for iPad for the A320, B737NG or B737MAX. Use this offer to experience the most capable and flexible procedure training tool on your own device, and discover how VRflow can enhance the MCC, APS MCC and type rating courses at

Magos and VRpilot to bring touch sensation to VR pilot training Magos, a Greek company developing haptic feedback gloves for virtual reality applications, and VRpilot, a Danish company developing pilot training software, have partnered to develop VR cockpit procedure training concept with haptic touch feedback. The concept will use Magos haptic feedback gloves and VRpilot’s cockpit procedure training platform, VRflow. Thor Paulli Andersen, Partner, VRpilot: ”We are excited about this collaboration with Magos. They have

April 22, 2022 SEATTLE, WA – Alaska Airlines have acquired a number of virtual reality (VR) headsets with cockpit procedure training software from Danish training solutions developer VRpilot to evaluate the potential of VR technology in flight training. The virtual reality cockpit procedure trainer offers greater training flexibility and a higher degree of self-directed training. The remote training capabilities of VRpilot’s software will enable pilots to train remotely in the future, reducing the need for

VRpilot will participate in the 2022 edition of WATS, the World Aviation Training Summit, May 3-5 at the Rosen Shingle Creek Resort in Orlando, Florida. VRpilot will showcase our VR flight training solutions with focus on our cockpit procedure training platform, VRflow. Attendees at WATS will be able to experience VRflow for the Airbus A320 and Boeing 737NG on different VR headsets. Demos of other work will also be available. VRflow will be showcased in