Flight Simulator

The HKIAA has installed an advanced flight simulator to provide participants with a realistic simulation of flight experience, and it is now available to professional pilots for practices of cockpit procedures.

Modelled on a twin-engine airliner cockpit of 1:1 measured dimension, the simulator is equipped with full-function control knobs on the glare shield and touch-screen switches on the main instrument and pedestal panel, all capable of operation of different flight modes and most aircraft systems. Faults and malfunctions can be generated or pre- programmed during different phases of the exercise. Various weather conditions can be projected onto the wide-scope super HD screens to create realistic visual effects with synchronised geographical positions. In addition to auto-pilot, manual flying is practicable by side-stick and rudder pedal around three axes.

Technical staff will be present throughout the session, assisting the participants to generate or load pre-programmed visual effects of various weather conditions, system malfunctions and selected abnormal/emergency scenarios.

The flight simulator is now available to one or two pilots at any timeslot during 09:00 – 18:00 daily except Sundays and Public Holidays. Interested parties please complete and submit the online application form by clicking “Enrol Now”. The Academy will contact you in 14 working days for a detailed arrangement. For enquiry, please send an email to FTE@hkiaaAcademy.com.

The flight simulator offers participants experience in a 1:1 flight deck, equipped with the main instrument panel, flight control unit (FCU) and multipurpose control display unit (MCDU)

	A wide scope of super HD display with a main 98-inch display and two side 55-inch displays
	An EFIS glareshield with full-function control knobs on Primary Flight Display (x2), Navigation Display (x2) and Upper and Lower Display Unit
	An overhead panel containing touch-screen system push buttons and switches to signal the system functions and associated indications
	Touch-screen instruments on the Flight Management System (x2) and pedestal panels

Other instruments include: 

	Up-to-date navigation database of selected aerodromes and associated instrument procedures on two iPads
	Two side stick controls on two axes
Two movable pilot seats System generated synthetic audio calls, caution, and warning with associated indications

Various scenario simulations:

	Aircraft take-off and landing
	System malfunctions
	Weather conditions

Remarks

• Pilots are recommended to bring their own Quick Reference Handbook and checklist