Simulator · Air Vegas Services
Full-Motion
Simulator
Modern, high-quality full-motion simulators designed to reflect the procedures and standards used in today's airline operations — the equipment at the heart of every AVS program.
Motion
Full-Motion
Environment
Airline-Style
Used For
All AVS Courses
Instruction
Airline Pilots
About the Program
Simulator quality is where airline preparation is won or lost. Our full-motion simulators replicate the feel, procedures, and pace of a transport-category flight deck, so the habits you build in training transfer directly to an airline training department.
Every simulator session at AVS is structured: flown to airline procedures, bracketed by pre- and post-session briefings, and guided by experienced airline pilots who hold you to operational standards — not just task completion.
The simulators power every course we run — from the seven training modules of the initial B737 type rating to recurrent checks, requalification, differences training, ATP CTP, and single-session currency work.
What to Expect
Airline-Level Fidelity
Modern full-motion platforms reflecting the procedures, standards, and pace of today's airline operations.
Structured Sessions
Every hour in the box follows an FAA-approved syllabus — real operational scenarios, not free play.
Briefed Like the Airlines
Pre- and post-session briefings focused on procedures, decision-making, and operational discipline.
Experienced Instructors
MPA award-winning aviators and airline pilots with decades of operational experience in the seat next to you.
Common Questions
What is a full-motion simulator?
A flight simulator mounted on a motion platform that reproduces the physical sensations of flight — acceleration, turbulence, landings — alongside a faithful flight deck. It's the standard for airline and transport-category training.
Which programs use the simulator?
All of them — the B737 initial type rating, recurrent and requalification training, differences training, ATP CTP, and currency courses all fly in our full-motion simulators.
Why does simulator quality matter?
Airline training departments expect you to arrive comfortable with transport-category procedures and pace. Training in equipment that mirrors airline operations means fewer surprises — and better performance — when you get there.
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