SERA Selected for Australian Defence Forces Pilot Training

July 24, 2018

Advanced Simulation Technology inc. (ASTi) will provide its Simulated Environment for Realistic ATC (SERA) product for the AIR 5428 Pilot Training System developed by Lockheed Martin, as part of a contract expected to exceed US $1 million over a five-month period.

The AIR 5428 program delivers an integrated training solution tailored for all future pilots of the Royal Australian Air Force, Royal Australian Navy and the Australian Army. To support these training solutions, the latest SERA developments provide users with diverse capabilities such as:

  • Transitioning to an IFR flight plan in the middle of a VFR flight
  • Implementing vectoring to/from practice areas and adding practice area traffic
  • Creating traffic patterns
  • Adding and configuring repeatable runway incursion incidents in the scenario
  • Performing military high key/low key style approaches and touch-and-go landings
  • Configuring custom settings for military traffic

New features also include enhanced CASA phraseology. Automatic DAFIF data imports synchronize SERA with the simulator, providing up-to-date procedures and air spaces. These utilities allow program engineers to test AI behaviors and responses for an entire flight. Additionally, the tools can confirm proper operation before and after SERA software updates.

Pilatus PC-21 landing

Pilatus PC-21 trainer image by Adrian Pingstone

About ASTi

ASTi is a leading supplier of communications, automated ATC, and sound systems to the training and simulation industry. ASTi meets FAA, EASA, and equivalent Level D qualifications with simulators around the world. Since 1989, ASTi has fielded over 11,923 systems at more than 800 installation sites in the U.S. and 49 other countries.

To learn more about SERA, contact:

Advanced Simulation Technology inc.
500A Huntmar Park Drive
Herndon, VA 20170
USA

Phone: +1 (703) 471-2104
Email:
seraatc.com

Pilatus PC-21 landing

Pilatus PC-21 trainer image by Adrian Pingstone

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