Training and Workforce
SimCom upgrading FTDs to enhance realism of training
The economy may be struggling, but as SimCom approaches its 20th anniversary the company continues to gain strength and grow.

The economy may be struggling, but as SimCom approaches its 20th anniversary the company continues to gain strength and grow. Once derided by some for touting the value of “cost-effective” flight training devices (FTD) over expensive full-flight simulation, this year alone SimCom will have trained about 7,500 pilots who apparently agree with that philosophy.

“SimCom’s value proposition has always revolved around the fundamental belief that we can offer a better value to our customers,” Wally David, SimCom president and CEO, told NBAA Convention News. “We do it a little more personalized and little more friendly.”

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