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FlightSafety International and Azul partner on new Embraer simulator

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What happened

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FlightSafety International announced an agreement with Azul Brazilian Airlines to design and manufacture a new Embraer -300 (-Embraer) Level D Full-Flight Simulator. This simulator is intended to expand Azul’s pilot training capabilities at its training center in Campinas, São Paulo, Brazil. The new simulator is anticipated for delivery in late 2027.

From intelligencer.ca

Why it matters

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Azul operates the largest Embraer Embraer fleet in Brazil. The partnership is described as an investment supporting Azul’s operational excellence and long-term growth strategy. The simulator will provide Azul pilots with a highly realistic training environment necessary for commercial flight operations.

From intelligencer.ca

Who's involved

  • FlightSafety InternationalPartnering with Azul to design and manufacture the new simulator.
  • AzulPartnering with FlightSafety International to expand pilot training capabilities.
  • EmbraerManufacturer of the -Embraer aircraft for which the simulator is being designed.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • FlightSafety InternationalSpeculative

    FlightSafety International could see increased revenue from the direct contract for new simulator design and manufacturing with Azul.

  • EmbraerSpeculative

    Embraer could benefit from the simulator investment, which validates the Embraer fleet and supports long-term service revenue.

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