Canadian company CAE announced on 19 October that it has handed over a flight simulator ordered by the Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) in August 2018 to help train the pilots operating the service’s NHIndustries NH90 multirole medium helicopters.

RNZAF NH90 aircrew training in a new CAE 700MR NH90 simulator located at RNZAF Base Ohakea. (CAE)

The company, which will also provide maintenance and support services, said in a statement that it officially handed over a CAE 700MR-series NH90 flight training device (FTD) to the service in early October that was installed at RNZAF Base Ohakea.

According to the company, the simulator, which is now ready for use, delivers an “immersive and realistic virtual training environment ideal for rehearsing challenging tasks such as ship deck and confined area landings”.

The RNZAF’s new NH90 simulator features “an extreme field-of-view visual display system (240° horizontal by 88°vertical) with imagery generated by the CAE Medallion-6000MR image generator”, said the company. Moreover, it includes a dynamic seat for vibration and motion cueing to maximise the realism of the training experience.

Canadian company CAE announced on 19 October that it has handed over a flight simulator ordered by the Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) in August 2018 to help train the pilots operating the service’s NHIndustries NH90 multirole medium helicopters.

RNZAF NH90 aircrew training in a new CAE 700MR NH90 simulator located at RNZAF Base Ohakea. (CAE)

The company, which will also provide maintenance and support services, said in a statement that it officially handed over a CAE 700MR-series NH90 flight training device (FTD) to the service in early October that was installed at RNZAF Base Ohakea.

According to the company, the simulator, which is now ready for use, delivers an “immersive and realistic virtual training environment ideal for rehearsing challenging tasks such as ship deck and confined area landings”.

The RNZAF’s new NH90 simulator features “an extreme field-of-view visual display system (240° horizontal by 88°vertical) with imagery generated by the CAE Medallion-6000MR image generator”, said the company. Moreover, it includes a dynamic seat for vibration and motion cueing to maximise the realism of the training experience.

Canadian company CAE announced on 19 October that it has handed over a flight simulator ordered by the Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) in August 2018 to help train the pilots operating the service’s NHIndustries NH90 multirole medium helicopters.

RNZAF NH90 aircrew training in a new CAE 700MR NH90 simulator located at RNZAF Base Ohakea. (CAE)

The company, which will also provide maintenance and support services, said in a statement that it officially handed over a CAE 700MR-series NH90 flight training device (FTD) to the service in early October that was installed at RNZAF Base Ohakea.

According to the company, the simulator, which is now ready for use, delivers an “immersive and realistic virtual training environment ideal for rehearsing challenging tasks such as ship deck and confined area landings”.

The RNZAF’s new NH90 simulator features “an extreme field-of-view visual display system (240° horizontal by 88°vertical) with imagery generated by the CAE Medallion-6000MR image generator”, said the company. Moreover, it includes a dynamic seat for vibration and motion cueing to maximise the realism of the training experience.

Canadian company CAE announced on 19 October that it has handed over a flight simulator ordered by the Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) in August 2018 to help train the pilots operating the service’s NHIndustries NH90 multirole medium helicopters.

RNZAF NH90 aircrew training in a new CAE 700MR NH90 simulator located at RNZAF Base Ohakea. (CAE)

The company, which will also provide maintenance and support services, said in a statement that it officially handed over a CAE 700MR-series NH90 flight training device (FTD) to the service in early October that was installed at RNZAF Base Ohakea.

According to the company, the simulator, which is now ready for use, delivers an “immersive and realistic virtual training environment ideal for rehearsing challenging tasks such as ship deck and confined area landings”.

The RNZAF’s new NH90 simulator features “an extreme field-of-view visual display system (240° horizontal by 88°vertical) with imagery generated by the CAE Medallion-6000MR image generator”, said the company. Moreover, it includes a dynamic seat for vibration and motion cueing to maximise the realism of the training experience.

Canadian company CAE announced on 19 October that it has handed over a flight simulator ordered by the Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) in August 2018 to help train the pilots operating the service’s NHIndustries NH90 multirole medium helicopters.

RNZAF NH90 aircrew training in a new CAE 700MR NH90 simulator located at RNZAF Base Ohakea. (CAE)

The company, which will also provide maintenance and support services, said in a statement that it officially handed over a CAE 700MR-series NH90 flight training device (FTD) to the service in early October that was installed at RNZAF Base Ohakea.

According to the company, the simulator, which is now ready for use, delivers an “immersive and realistic virtual training environment ideal for rehearsing challenging tasks such as ship deck and confined area landings”.

The RNZAF’s new NH90 simulator features “an extreme field-of-view visual display system (240° horizontal by 88°vertical) with imagery generated by the CAE Medallion-6000MR image generator”, said the company. Moreover, it includes a dynamic seat for vibration and motion cueing to maximise the realism of the training experience.

Canadian company CAE announced on 19 October that it has handed over a flight simulator ordered by the Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) in August 2018 to help train the pilots operating the service’s NHIndustries NH90 multirole medium helicopters.

RNZAF NH90 aircrew training in a new CAE 700MR NH90 simulator located at RNZAF Base Ohakea. (CAE)

The company, which will also provide maintenance and support services, said in a statement that it officially handed over a CAE 700MR-series NH90 flight training device (FTD) to the service in early October that was installed at RNZAF Base Ohakea.

According to the company, the simulator, which is now ready for use, delivers an “immersive and realistic virtual training environment ideal for rehearsing challenging tasks such as ship deck and confined area landings”.

The RNZAF’s new NH90 simulator features “an extreme field-of-view visual display system (240° horizontal by 88°vertical) with imagery generated by the CAE Medallion-6000MR image generator”, said the company. Moreover, it includes a dynamic seat for vibration and motion cueing to maximise the realism of the training experience.