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Euramec at 2018 Farnborough International Airshow

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Tatjana Obrazcova
Country: United Kingdom Aircraft: Airplanes

CEO to outline international expansion into India, North America following successful CAFUC bid for 6 Sims to China’s top aviation university

Visit Euramec at Farnborough International Airshow 2018, Hall 1 1395

Euramec, the European flight simulation manufacturer, will present its new range of flight training devices based on the Diamond DA-20, DA-40 and DA-42 series and will also introduce the new Cessna 172 training device during the 2018 Farnborough International Airshow.

The standard training devices are usually certifiable in accordance with EASA FNPT-II or FAA Level 5 as a minimum requirement.    

New products which will be certifiable for MCC are also in the pipeline, such as a Boeing 737NG which will soon be offered in cooperation with Wright Brothers (Harbin).

Euramec and China-based Wright Brothers (Harbin) earlier this year concluded a successful bid for six flight simulators to be delivered in the second half of 2018 to Civil Aviation Flight University of China (CAFUC), the largest civil aviation university in Asia.

Bespoke trainers: from Ultra Light to Business Jet

Euramec has several new flight simulation solutions on the drawing table, ranging from ultralight aircraft simulators to small business aircraft trainers. Euramec is expecting several orders for these new devices with delivery planned in 2019.

Bert Buyle, President and CEO: “Following the set up of our design center in Porto, Portugal in 2017, we are now in an excellent position to start offering custom made training devices, both for commercial and military applications.”  

These bespoke training solutions range from individual instrument simulations to complete cockpits or flight training devices.  

Euramec already produces such devices for one of the largest defence groups in Europe.   

Bert Buyle: “We are growing fast and we are ready to expand our worldwide presence. In April the company set up a subsidiary in Hangzhou, China in addition to our existing offices in Harbin, Hong Kong and Singapore. A support office is planned at Shanghai Hongqiao airport later this year.”

During the Farnborough International Airshow, Euramec will also announce a sales and support office in Bangalore, India and possibly a further arrangement covering North America.

About Euramec

Euramec designs and manufactures professional pilot training devices and simulator parts. The Euramec line of aerospace solutions include basic training aids for cockpit familiarisation all the way to EASA- and CAAC-certified fully functional glass cockpit solutions for A320 and B737, as well as customized real-time flight motion simulation.

Euramec builds flight simulators and delivers integrated services to commercial flight training centers, military and government agencies as well as private flying schools - providing a turnkey high-fidelity flight simulation solution to customers worldwide.

Euramec is based in Belgium with sales offices in Europe, Shanghai, Harbin, Hong Kong and Singapore.

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United Kingdom, Farnborough, Show Centre, ETPS Rd, Farnborough, GU14 6FD.


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