Project Description
Experience the Wonder World of Flying
Experience the flying in an amazing virtual environment
- Actually fly like real, go to any airport of the world
- Fly any aircraft … you can select from a large fleet of aircraft
- Enjoy the flight and get trained
- Take-off and land yourself
- It is a dream come true experience
- Enjoy the thrilling moments
- Post your experience on the FB
For More Info
WhatsApp: +92 333 086 6166
1 month of training course with minimum 10 hours of flight is just
Rs. 16,000/-
About 30 minutes of briefing and 30 minutes of flight
experience for just Rs. 3,000 in a
Virtual Flight Simulator.
PAYMENT OPTIONS
Please deposit your fees in the following bank account:
Aviation Institute of Management (Pvt) Ltd
Bank Al Habib
Account#: 1058-0981-013394-500
IBAN: PK41 BAHL 1058 0981 0133 9450
IMPORTANT NOTE
Please make sure that you take the picture of the receipt of payment, or take a screen shot of the proof of payment, or take a screen short of the proof of payment. Please WhatsApp a copy of your proof of payment to +92 333 086 6166. Please note that the last date for the receipt of payment is 10 days before the course starts.
Virtual Reality Flight Training
Key benefit of virtual reality flight training is the immersive representation of the flight experience. There are also some important learning advantages over traditional flight simulators. Faster training of students, enjoyable training environment, better retention of lessons learnt, and above all – it’s minimal cost make VR flying worth it.
Virtual Reality Basics
Knowledge Retention
One of the most important aspects of learning is knowledge retention – the ability to remember what you learn. This is especially true for flight crew, who must memorize dozens of checklists, rules and procedures. Studies have shown that VR-assisted learning has the potential of improving knowledge retention by up to 400 %, adding value to the time spent studying. Better knowledge retention means better pilots who remember the emergency checklist better. Safety and confidence are other two attributes that come with VR flight training.
Faster learning
Numerous studies have shown a dramatic reduction in training time when using VR simulations.
Benefits For Flight Training
Depth perception
The ability to judge distances correctly is a major learning objective in flight training. An experienced pilot may judge distances better due to his or her vast experience of judging distances. A new pilot student lacks this experience and needs to build it from flying experience. This aspect of flight training is difficult to train in traditional simulators, where there is no depth perception. This is because the screen, onto which the outside world is projected, is placed at a fixed distance from the eyes of the student pilot, and every object projected onto the screens would appear to be at the same distance from the pilot – whether it’s the runway 5 meters from the pilot or a tower 5 kilometers from the pilot.
Virtual Reality goggles offer stereoscopic screens that present two slightly different images of the same scene. This gives the sense of depth and distance in the same way we are able to judge distance with our natural, stereoscopic vision – i.e. our two eyes. Thus, VR is able to accurately and intuitively represent distances in a flight simulation where this aspect is crucial, e.g. when practicing landings where the altitude above the runway in the flare is important to judge correctly, or hovering a helicopter half a meter above the tarmac.
360 degree vision
Another important lesson every pilot must learn is to perform a proper lookout. Lookout must be performed to watch for traffic and when performing a landing circuit. Traditional flight simulators rarely have a field of vision of more than 180 degrees (see figure 3a), which severely limits the possibility of performing a proper lookout. In these simulators, pilots who train must often resort to alternative methods of reference, such as timing their turns, because they cannot use the lookout procedures, they would use the real aircraft. Virtual Reality goggles allows the student pilot to look in any direction using accelerometers and gyroscopes. This means the student may look beyond the 180 degree field of view provided by traditional flight simulators, and is able to practice lookouts the same way he or she would do it in the real aircraft.
Information extracted and modified a bit from: https://vrpilot.aero/virtual-reality-flight-training/
Conclusion
In the pursuit to reduce flight training costs, the use of virtual reality as a key part of the flight training process has great cost saving potential due to the reduced need for large hardware components and modularity possibilities. Not only can VR training reduce costs for flight schools, but the students are more likely to learn faster and more efficiently, as well as remembering the lessons taught better. With VR training, the safety and confidence of the of the student pilots is also enhanced.
References
https://vrpilot.aero/virtual-reality-flight-training/
https://xd.adobe.com/ideas/principles/emerging-technology/virtual-reality-will-change-learn-teach/
