Making a debut at Farnborough is French company Alsim, which develops and markets simulators for professional flight training organisations (FTO).
The simulators are designed for all levels of learning, from the novice pilot up to the early stages of commercial airline training.
On the stand in Hall 1-E2C the company is displaying one of its flight simulator models.
Source: Flight Daily News
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