SEATTLE — one-G Simulation‘s Cessna 172 G1000 based flight simulator is now available on a pay-per-use basis via the company’s one-G Access Program.
The one-G Foundation 1000 is approved as an Advanced Aviation Training Device (AATD) and includes a model specific instrument panel based on the Garmin G1000.
Since the one-G Access Program launch in 2015, qualifying flight schools have benefited from having the option of adding an FAA Approved AATD to their fleet with no upfront cost, company officials note.
In addition to the new panel configuration, the Foundation 1000 device includes active control loading for the yoke as well as enhanced intercom audio features.
The sim was originally commissioned as a custom project and developed through the one-G research and development unit, Creative Solutions Studio (CSS).
Qualifying flight schools can now apply to receive a Foundation or Foundation 1000 device through the one-G Access program on a pay-per-use basis.
When will be get a VR SIM
Why use this at all…the G1000 sim for the PC works just dandy. If you use a sim for instrument time you have to pay for the CFII anyway so why bother.