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New FTD will allow helo crews to practice ship deck landings

New FTD will allow helo crews to practice ship deck landings

Source: CAE


ROYAL NEW ZEALAND AIR FORCE ORDERS CAE 700MR SERIES NH90 FLIGHT TRAINING DEVICE
Thursday, August 9, 2018
New FTD will allow helo crews to practice ship deck landings

New FTD will allow helo crews to practice ship deck landings

Source: CAE


MONTREAL -- The New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) has awarded CAE a contract to provide the Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) with a CAE 700MR Series NH90 flight training device (FTD).

The contract also includes the provision of long-term maintenance and support services upon delivery of the simulator to RNZAF Base Ohakea in 2020. The contract for the CAE 700MR Series NH90 FTD and through-life support services, including options, is valued at more than C$50 million.

CAE recently launched the new CAE 700 Mission Reality (MR) Series FTD at the Farnborough Airshow. The CAE 700MR is designed specifically for military helicopter flight and mission training.

"Increased use of New Zealand-based simulators is the best way to train and sustain the number of pilots in the fleet," said New Zealand Minister for Defence Ron Mark. "The availability of in-country simulator-based flight training will reduce the need to use NH90s for training flights, ensuring the helicopters are available for more operational tasking."

The CAE 700MR Series FTD offers an immersive and realistic training environment in a fixed-based platform that includes a dynamic seat for vibration and motion cueing. The RNZAF NH90 simulator will feature the CAE Medallion-6000XR image generator and an extreme field-of-view visual display system (240 degrees horizontal by 88 degrees vertical) ideal for practicing and rehearsing high-risk maneuvers such as ship deck and confined area landings.

CAE currently provides the NZDF with training support services on a range of platforms, including the T-6C ground-based training systems at RNZAF Base Ohakea and the SH-2G(I) helicopter training systems located at RNZAF Base Auckland.

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