Boeing B737MAX full flight simulator, produced by HAVELSAN for Turkish Airlines (THY), received the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) Level D certificate. It was reminded that he can carry 40 years of military experience while procuring the simulator. From the field to the civil sector. In the statement, it was noted that HAVELSAN, which started mass production of a total of 11 A320 CEO NEOs and Boeing 737 Max FFS and FTD simulators in 2018, reached the next important milestone to increase the attractiveness of pilot training vehicles. According to the statement, HAVELSAN aims to obtain an EASA D-level certificate in the third quarter of 2023 for the A320 CEO/NEO FFS, which started its tests at the Airbus factory in May. With the simulators provided, HAVELSAN is able to offer its user's state-of-the-art simulator solutions for all narrow-body aircraft.
HAVELSAN CEO Mehmet Akif Nacar stated that he is happy to receive the European EASA Level D certificate for the Boeing 737 Max FFS and said, "We put a lot of effort into our simulator, which we produced, to create a perfect pilot training vehicle for airlines and airlines. One of the world-class airlines, Turkish Airlines It is a great honor for us to cooperate with Turkish Airlines. We look forward to continuing our partnership with Turkish Airlines, one of the leading global companies in our country. As an airline that reaches many countries and international destinations, we are constantly expanding our fleet and significantly increasing our training capacity to meet the increasing demand.
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