That’s a Piper PA-34 Seneca simulator at Recurrent Training Center (RTC), a simulator-based training facility in Tampa, Florida.
On The Cover: That’s a Noble Flight Simulation Cirrus Cockpit AATD of the type used in conjunction with dedicated Cirrus Pilot Proficiency Program recurrent training courses. It’s but one solution for recurrency in a complex TAA (technically advanced aircraft) like a Cirrus. These days, insurers are placing more training demands on pilots of complex singles, twins and turbines, so we offer tips on buying the right training that fits the way you fly, starting on page 20.
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At the Aircraft Electronics Association's International convention and trade show in Florida, Avidyne was showing its dealer network several replacement options for aging avionics....
