Virtual Avionics Procedure Trainers

The Ideal FMS Training Tool

A modern Flight Management System (FMS) is one of the most complex, yet vitally important components of a modern cockpit. In today’s crowded airspace, it is critical that pilots accurately enter all the necessary flight plan data. The Rockwell Collins Virtual Avionics is the ideal FMS trainer. Pilots can enter all the data for a real flight plan using either single or dual FMSs. Since the simulation uses the same software as the aircraft’s FMS, pilots have accurate data they need including navigation, performance, V-Speeds, and more.

Virtual Avionics also features representations of all control panels, displays, and non-avionics controls like throttles to practice and master complicated cockpit automation tasks. To confirm their data entries, pilots run a simulation and can watch as that flight is completed from takeoff to touchdown.

From the people who make the avionics.

The FMS trainer is a highly cost-effective solution that enables pilots to virtually train on the equipment they will use in the aircraft. Pilots walk away from a desktop training session with the knowledge and confidence they need to safely operate in today’s active ATC environment.

With Rockwell Collins Virtual Avionics, you train like you fly

Rockwell Collins Virtual Avionics desktop trainer is aircraft specific. So the software package you buy is the same as the equipment you have in your aircraft, which greatly enhances the training experience. This desktop solution is available for both Pro Line 21 and Pro Line 4 avionics suites. Rockwell Collins Integrated Flight Information System (IFIS) simulation is also available with some models.

Key Benefits

• Practice with new Rockwell Collins avionics at your own pace
• Aircraft specific products to reduce negative habit formation
• Virtual Avionics runs on Windows XP-based computers
• Update navigation databases with the same subscription you use for the aircraft
• Pre-loading flight plans with the Virtual Avionics saves time and money

Key Features

• The desktop trainers use the actual avionics software so that they operate exactly like what is in the cockpit
• Provides virtual Control Display Unit (CDU) and Multifunction Display (MFD) formats
• Rockwell Collins Integrated Flight Information System (IFIS) sets are also available