Occupying as little as 9’x 12’ of floor space, the MX2 is uniquely capable of bringing high quality, full-motion training to any classroom. The MX2’s electric motion platform and wrap-around visual offer multi-million dollar realism at a price any flight school can afford. With a training environment this realistic, it’s no wonder the FAA has approved it as an AATD, allowing your students to log the training they receive in the MX2.
Does Motion Matter?
We know from firsthand experience at our flight training laboratory, Skyport, that motion does matter, and for some less than obvious reasons. Pilots that learn primary flight skills in a device that provides accurate motion feedback transition to the real aircraft in less time because they know what it “feels like” to fly. They are less anxious in the cockpit, have better touch on the controls, and know why you need right rudder in the climb. Interestingly, having a full motion simulator might be even more important for the flight school. At the end of the day, a flight school is a business that lives or dies by how many new customers it can acquire and how many current customers it can keep. A simulator equipped with our motion system has proven to be a huge marketing and customer retention advantage for the hundreds of schools that operate one. Motion: Good for Training, Good for Business.
Motion For Everyone
The Redbird MX2 comes equipped with our innovative, 3-axis, electric motion platform. This one-of-a-kind system provides effective motion feedback for yaw, pitch, and roll. The system is clean and quiet enough to operate in a small classroom, but robust enough to stand-up to years of hard use in a large professional pilot academy.
Immersive Visuals
In the past, simulators have been used almost exclusively for instrument instruction and a single screen was all you needed to show the runway when the student broke out at minimums. But why limit your customers' training and your profit if you don’t have to? The Redbird MX2 is a great primary training platform, thanks in large part to its expansive visual displays. You can still put’em in the soup if needed, but accurately simulating VFR flights opens up a huge range of uses for the MX2. Let a student practice turns-around-a-point or show them the highway they’ll pass over on their long cross-country. With a world-wide terrain database to support the 200° visuals, the MX2 lets your customers experience the view from the cockpit before they ever leave the ground.
One Simulator, Dozens of Airplanes
Gone are the days when every aircraft in the fleet had the same avionics package. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could offer a simulator for every type and panel in your fleet without needing to spend a few hundred thousand dollars? We thought so too, that’s why we designed our innovative, quick-change aircraft configuration system. In less than 10 minutes, your instructors can switch the MX2 from a 172 with analog gauges to a SR22 Perspective to a Baron 58 with a 430/530, or any of the 30+ aircraft configurations we offer. From the latest in glass panel technology to the old 6-pack and lots of GPS/Radio stacks in between, the MX2 can meet just about any need.
Loggable Time, Valuable Training
We are firm believers in simulation-centric training and we know the value of the MX2 far outpaces the loggable hours, at the end of the day, we all want credit for our work. That’s why we made sure the MX2 can be certified in just about any country that uses the FAA approval system.
Specifications
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Exterior Shell | Aluminum cockpit enclosure. |
| Motion Platform | Electrically driven, motion base capable of simulating roll, pitch and yaw motions. |
| Motion Control System | Hardware and software to safely command Motion Platform movements to enhance simulation with physical cues. |
| Primary Flight Control | Single yoke/center stick/side stick with optional Control Loading system. Interchangeable depending on aircraft configuration. |
| Rudder Pedals | Standard rudder pedals with differential brakes. |
| Throttle Quadrant | Controls for throttle, propeller, and mixture as appropriate to aircraft being simulated. Interchangeable depending on aircraft configuration. |
| Avionics Panel | Controls for flight instruments, GPS(s), radio(s), and autopilot as appropriate to aircraft being simulated. Interchangeable depending on aircraft configuration. |
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Requirements
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Room Size | At least 9' x 12' with a ceiling that is at least 8' high. |
| Electrical | US standard 110 volt, 15 amp wall outlet. |
| Internet | A high-speed connection is highly recommended to allow remote support and added functionality. |
MX2
$58,800
FAA Approved AATD
One Aircraft Configuration
One Year Warranty
MX2/cl
$67,295
All MX2 Features, Plus:
Control Loading Yoke
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