Airservices signs deal for ‘sim-in-a-suitcase’ ATC training

Posted on August 20, 2024 by Guest authors

Under the three-year deal with Airways International, the commercial arm of Airways New Zealand, Airservices will trial the TotalControl mobile training simulator, including Airways staff acting as pilots for remote instruction.

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