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Synthetic Automated Flight Training Environment with Virtual Air Traffic: SAFTE (tm)-VAT (tm)

Michael S. Coman, Tom Haritos, Nickolas D. Macchiarella, Jason P. Kring

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Abstract

"The FAA qualifies flight training devices (FTD) for use during pilot training. These computer-based simulators serve effectively during ab initio pilot training (i.e., new pilot training), but with a common drawback."

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"The FAA qualifies flight training devices (FTD) for use during pilot training. These computer-based simulators serve effectively during ab initio pilot training (i.e., new pilot training), but with a common drawback."

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"The FAA qualifies flight training devices (FTD) for use during pilot training. These computer-based simulators serve effectively during ab initio pilot training (i.e., new pilot training), but with a common drawback."

Key concepts: Training (meteorology), Air traffic control, Computer science, Aeronautics, Environmental science, Engineering, Meteorology, Geography

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