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SIMULATORE DI VOLO PER LA BRITISH AIRWAYS/COMAIR

CITTA' DEL CAPO, SUD AFRICA, La British Airways/Comair ha investito 20 milioni di Rand (circa cinque miliardi e mezzo di lire) nell'acquisto di un simulatore di volo per addestrare i piloti a volare con Boeing 737. Il simulatore è in grado di operare per 20 ore al giorno, eseguendo 5 turni da 4 ore. Il direttore generale del vettore, Piet Van Hoven, ha ritenuto che addestrare i piloti "da terra" sarebbe...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 10981
Roma, Italia, 04/11/2001 15:24
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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