Research reading 050 / Simulator / 2026

Development of a Simulator System Enabling Flight Data Recording and Post-Flight Analysis for Trainee Pilots: A Proof of Concept

Source authors: Ugur Ozdemir; Tamer Savas

Originally published in Aerospace · 2026

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Development of a Simulator System Enabling Flight Data Recording and Post-Flight Analysis for Trainee Pilots: A Proof of Concept
Ugur Ozdemir; Tamer Savas

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Describes logging, replay and post-flight visualization for trainee pilots. A practical reference for debriefing infrastructure and traceable training records.

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Ugur Ozdemir; Tamer Savas (2026). Development of a Simulator System Enabling Flight Data Recording and Post-Flight Analysis for Trainee Pilots: A Proof of Concept. Aerospace, 13(2), 149. https://doi.org/10.3390/aerospace13020149

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