MilAir Sim Training

To begin a career as a professional pilot, here’s who can benefit from MST.

- Aviation enthusiasts driven by a passion for flying...
- Beginners unsure where to start with simulator flying...
- Those aspiring to fly like real-world pilots...
- Learners who want to master or refresh the fundamentals of proper flying techniques...
- Anyone eager to learn to fly seriously but constrained by financial limitations at this stage...
- Individuals looking to discover countless tips and tricks to elevate their flying skills to a professional standard...

Sim training is ideal for:

• Student pilots (pre-private pilot) who want to enhance theory/ground learning and review specific concepts and skills.
• Certificated pilots hoping to complement their real-world flying with additional hours in the virtual skies, upgrade their navigation skills and learn about advanced aircraft and procedures.
• Instrument rating students looking for ways to add interactivity to their IFR theory studies, want to preview lessons, and refine specific IFR flying skills, such as the use of advanced avionics and instruments (e.g. HSI, RMI, PFD, ND, ECAM, EFB etc.).
• Flight instructors looking for new teaching tools for ground school classes, and pre / post-flight briefings.
• Virtual aviators (Flight Simulator hobbyists) who want to learn more about real-world flying to enhance their enjoyment of virtual aviation.
• Potential students who want to prepare themselves with detailed knowledge before they begin formal flight training.
• Educators using Flight Simulator in the classroom to complement aviation-related lessons or programs.

Real-world flight training can often be slow-paced and costly. Whether you're a student pilot or a seasoned aviator, each hour in the air comes with significant expenses and limited flexibility. With flight simulation, however, the control is entirely in your hands. Set yourself up once and practice as often and as long as you wish—on your terms. Let MST guide you seamlessly into the exciting world of Sim Flying.

Sim Training offers the opportunity to experience day and night flying, cross-country navigation, and training in all weather conditions. It covers a wide range of flight navigation requirements and various maneuvers. Student pilots often spend hours in navigation simulators to develop the essential skills and confidence needed for real-world flying. These capabilities can be further enhanced with the Sim Trainer, giving you the chance to test your knowledge, practice key skills, and simulate real aircraft operations. Plan your flights, interact with ATC, perform maneuvers, and follow all expected procedures—just as you would in an actual flight.

Sim Training courses are tailored to meet your individual needs, with no age restrictions. One of the greatest advantages is the ability to safely make and learn from mistakes in the Sim Trainer before stepping into a real aircraft. The Sim Trainer is designed to challenge you with a wide array of scenarios, including severe weather conditions, instrument malfunctions, aircraft defects, and more.

MST is designed combining Inspirational approach, Comprehensive coverage, Time-efficient learning, Engaging content, Interactive learning, and Practical insights - targeting latest aviation trends.

| Private Pilot Familiarization | Instrument Flying Familiarization | MST Reference Documents |

Solo-flight: Once you are confident that you are familiar with the aircraft and can handle it independently, you will be prepared for your solo flight. This usually consists of a few take-offs and landings in the airport traffic pattern.
Aerial maneuvers: After your initial solo flight, you will progress to practice aerial maneuvers on your own within close proximity to the airport where you will be training at.
Cross-country navigation: After your first few flights, training moves onto cross-country navigation. You learn various elements of flight planning and navigation by reference to checkpoints on the ground. You will go on several cross-country flights to help hone these skills.
Cross-country flight: When you are confident of operating the aircraft, you will conduct cross-country flights. You may continue cross-country navigation flights to build the full confidence in your abilities.
Emergency procedures: As part of the training, you will also learn emergency procedures like engine failures, loss of radio communications, and inadvertent flight into poor weather or clouds.
Night-flying: Night flying training required by the student will involve additional flying hours with takeoffs, landings, and cross-country flying at dusk, and flying by sole reference to your instruments.

- General aviation aircraft with single/twin piston engines.
- General aviation aircraft with single/twin turbine engines.
- Airbus A320 series.
- Advance aircraft theoretical knowledge.

Begin your journey with any GA training aircraft in the world—and master the basics of flying with ease before advancing to multi-engine aircraft. Flight simulators are not only incredibly fun but also an effective way to learn.

Do you dream of learning to fly but feel limited by time, money, age, or medical restrictions? MST programs are crafted to teach you everything you need to know, so you can decide whether to invest in a flying school or simply enjoy the thrilling experience of realistic flight simulation. With MST, you can explore the skies and visit any destination in the world—all from the comfort of a simulator.

Take the leap and do something extraordinary. With MST, you can even pilot aircraft that might be out of reach in real life due to financial or opportunity constraints.

Let us know your requirements, and we can prepare the Sim Training program accordingly.

You have admission to a library of... 
1) Aeronautical books - CAASL, FAA, JAA, EASA, ATP, AIP, etc.
2) Periodicals and publications
3) GA aircraft (C152/172, PA-28/38, etc.) & A320 aircraft training programs
4) GA aircraft & A320/B737 aircraft training videos
All resources are aimed to facilitate clear and correct decision making towards your aviation endeavors.

Aircraft systems: The basic structure of an airplane, engine, flight controls, instruments, and how they operate.
Aerodynamics: Basic principles of how an airplane is able to leave the ground, and how to control it once airborne.
Meteorology: Basic concepts of weather formation and how to obtain and interpret weather information that may affect your aircraft and flight.
Radio Telephony: The know-how of communicating with various air traffic control centers such as airport towers and radar centers, right from start-up, through the controlled air space. Further, simulation of these procedures is also provided, including Vatsim online flying.
Aircraft operations: Rules governing the operation of an aircraft in the Airspace System.

| Private Pilot Familiarization | Instrument Flying Familiarization | MST Reference Documents |

In-depth familiarization of aircraft Design, Engineering and Maintenance procedures are available to make you a total aviation person.

Aircraft Airframe Systems
• Aerodynamics, Aircraft Assembly, and Rigging
• Advanced Composite Materials
• Aircraft Electrical System
• Aircraft Instrument
• Communication and Navigation
• Hydraulic and Pneumatic
• Aircraft Landing System
• Aircraft Fuel System
• Ice and Rain Protection
• Cabin Environmental
• Airframe Fire Protection Systems

Aircraft Engine Systems
• Engine Fuel and Fuel Metering Systems
• Induction and Exhaust Systems
• Engine Ignition and Electrical Systems
• Engine Starting Systems
• Lubrication and Cooling Systems
• Propellers
• Engine Fire Protection Systems
• Engine Maintenance and Operation
• Light-Sport Aircraft Engines

Aviation Maintenance
• Safety, Ground Operations, & Servicing
• Regulations, Maintenance Forms, Records, & Publications
• Mathematics & Physics in Aviation Maintenance
• Aircraft Drawings
• Aircraft Weight & Balance
• Aircraft Materials, Hardware, & Processes
• Cleaning & Corrosion Control
• Inspection Concepts & Techniques
• Fundamentals of Electricity & Electronics
• Human Factors