Research reading 035 / Simulator / 2024
Ecological and Cost Advantage from the Implementation of Flight Simulation Training Devices for Pilot Training
Source authors: Marta Maciejewska; Paula Kurzawska-Pietrowicz; Marta Galant-Gołębiewska; Michał Gołębiewski; Remigiusz Jasiński
Originally published in Applied Sciences · 2024
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Ecological and Cost Advantage from the Implementation of Flight Simulation Training Devices for Pilot Training
Marta Maciejewska; Paula Kurzawska-Pietrowicz; Marta Galant-Gołębiewska; Michał Gołębiewski; Remigiusz Jasiński
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Models costs and emissions associated with greater simulator use in integrated pilot training. Supports school-level planning alongside learning requirements.
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Benefits depend on curriculum assumptions and electricity sources; they do not establish allowable training credit.
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Marta Maciejewska; Paula Kurzawska-Pietrowicz; Marta Galant-Gołębiewska; Michał Gołębiewski; Remigiusz Jasiński (2024). Ecological and Cost Advantage from the Implementation of Flight Simulation Training Devices for Pilot Training. Applied Sciences, 14(18), 8401. https://doi.org/10.3390/app14188401
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