Airbus 320 Full Flight Simulator Level D

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The top-of-the-range solution integrating Indra core technology and complete visual system solution. Our simulators stand out for their realism, reliability and the capacity to be adapted to our customer needs. Indra full flight simulators are specially suited for crew initial type rating and recurrent training.
We have already available platforms for Airbus 320, Boeing 737, Airbus 330 and ATR72-500.

[@bncchannel2043]

How did I get from Elmo on Google to this...

[@TheKdizzle1971]

how much do they cost and where can I get one? I just won the lottery and need one

[@victorcallejo5906]

It cost Around 14_15 millions euros

[@AirbusA-yq5kd]

20~40 lakh

[@abhishekvishnoi7462]

@@AirbusA-yq5kd 1 crore plus

[@germanpoweractivated]

i have flown this thing like 8 times.. cant get enough.. per 1 hour it's 100 bugs.. at lest a similar one. Munich airport

[@jamal6221]

Any specific bugs? I know I can get my hands on more than a 100 roaches easy.

[@alexalefevre9920]

Does anyone know how the screens work? Like it isn't just flat it; when you move and your perspective changes the landscape adjusts correctly...

[@ThomassoCZ]

A bit late, but maybe you'll find it interesting anyway... They use 3 projectors at different angles that are pointing towards a bent canvass :)

[@hackyou360]

They are using a special type of projection which you can mostly find as a „collimated“ display, which uses a big, vertically (and in this case also horizontally) curved mirror in front of the cockpit and the projection itself takes place above you and perfectly aligned with the mirror so you basically see a reflection of the picture to simulate the correct angles from both seats accordingly - if you only use a projection screen in front of the cockpits only one seat or the middle (no seat) would have a view with correct angles of distant objects ;)
Anybody correct me if I got something wrong - trying to learn everything about collimated displays at the moment 👍🏻

[@hackyou360]

czcams.com/video/yAVIUWhTNnE/video.html
Another video from their channel where you can see it - and just google it to find some schemes of how it works

[@igvc1876]

actually the screens use mirrors to give an image that is focused at infinity, i.e., it appears to you that the picture is infinitely far away. So if you move your head sideways the image would appear to stay in the same place unlike a normal screen that's close to your face. Pretty cool technology

[@iluminadacastelltallada8376]

Me agradat

[@sergebarbier901]

Do you offer type rating course? How much does it cost?

[@tomanderson3006]

Any body wanting any OEM parts? Airbus and Boeing available.

[@tanmayasharma1455]

Hello Tom! Greetings from Bangalore.. just a random request! Any pointers for simulator OEMs? Level D ffs a320!

[@tomanderson3006]

@@tanmayasharma1455 lots of money :-) $$$$$

[@ShivKumar-go7od]

Are u in india