On June 2, the Shanghai University of Engineering Sciences released its own “B737-800 flight simulator”. “B737-800 flight simulator”has passed the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) d-level certification, and has made major breakthroughs in system integration, avionics simulation, environmental modeling and other key technologies, reaching the international advanced level and filling the domestic gap. The scene subsystem of the simulator has been successfully developed by Saida, and passed the appraisal successfully, which was unanimously approved by the experts of the appraisal group.

“B737-800 flight simulator”establishes the highest flight simulator standard, level D system integration architecture, the technical problems of core flight data analysis, closed-loop precise assembly, Hybrid real-time network construction and automatic test software development were solved. At the same time, each technical index has reached the leading level of the same kind of simulator technology at home and abroad.

“It can simulate all kinds of special situations, all kinds of weather conditions, and our actual flight operation is basically the same,”said Wu Chunhui, a flight instructor and captain of the Shanghai Airlines, who also experienced the “B737-800 flight simulator”on the C919, and spoke highly of it. “I think it gives the airline an edge in initial training and flight training,”he said. “The B737-800 flight simulator Class D test is a complex systems engineering with more than 160 tests, each with more than 50 conditions and more than 20 results.”. Sida engineers with the Shanghai University of Engineering Sciences R & D team working overtime, day and night to overcome difficulties, and finally successfully passed all levels of the board of Review and the Civil Aviation Authority d appraisal.

Saida will continue to work closely with Shanghai University of Engineering Sciences, continue to increase investment in the development of visual simulation system, customer-centric, hard work, scale new heights, and contribute to the development of China’s aviation industry.

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