Pan Am Flight Academy has recently acquired its latest Level D Airbus A330 Full Flight Simulator. This cutting-edge simulator, which was moved from Bahrain, is now operational at the new training center of Pan Am Flight Academy situated at the Axis Park complex in Hialeah, Florida, USA.
Equipped with Airbus Standard 2.4 specifications, the simulator showcases engine models such as the Rolls Royce Trent, General Electric’s GE CF6-80, and Pratt & Whitney PW 4000. The A330 sim is linked with the CAE Tropos visuals system and Moog Electric Motion. Moreover, it includes both Thales and Honeywell FMGEC, TCAS 7.1, and EGPWS, along with upset recovery (UPRT Dir 2). Training on this state-of-the-art simulator is scheduled to begin in late summer 2024.
“This simulator’s introduction highlights our dedication to meeting the growing demand for training in our sector,” stated Jeff Portanova, President of Pan Am Flight Academy. “At Pan Am, we are committed to providing diversity, flexibility, as well as unmatched quality and technology to our esteemed aviation clients.”
With the addition of this A330 Level D simulator, Pan Am now offers a total of 9 different simulators at its Axis Park training facility. This simulator perfectly complements the existing A320 Level D simulator, bringing the total number of simulators in operation at Pan Am Flight Academy to an impressive 22.
As the last remaining division of the original Pan American World Airways, Pan Am Flight Academy has a long-standing tradition in training that dates back to the earliest days of airline flight instruction. Established in 1980, the headquarters of Pan Am Flight Academy are situated in Miami, Florida.
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