Research reading 034 / Simulator / 2017

Simulators in the process of flight training

Source authors: Rurak Adam

Originally published in Safety & Defense · 2017

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Simulators in the process of flight training
Rurak Adam

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Why read this for flight training?

Introduces simulators within initial and continuing aviation training. Useful as an accessible bridge from training objectives to simulation practice.

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A descriptive overview rather than a controlled comparison of training approaches.

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Rurak Adam (2017). Simulators in the process of flight training. Safety & Defense, 3, 1-8. https://doi.org/10.37105/sd.10

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