It's a simulator, i.e. it is supposed to replicate real life.
"A flight simulator is a system that tries to replicate, or simulate, the experience of flying an aircraft as closely and realistically as possible"
In this instance someone has chosen to replicate a UK registered EC.155, the details of which are in the public domain. Just follow the link to the UK CAA G-INFO
website, photo's exist of this aircraft & are readily available, yet again in the public domain here -
link
If the owners are that precious about their identity, which as it is registered to Starspeed Ltd. & listed ownership is "Chartered" we have to assume they are hyper sensitive people, some of us are probably asking a question & probably thinking of giving some advice.....
Question - why the
would you put a crest on the tail? Not exactly the smartest thing to do if you don't want people to know who you are!?
Advice - if you're really that sensitive register it somewhere else, paint it black, only fly at night & make sure no-one photographs you when you step off the aircraft at Battersea Heliport.
PS - if you want to see more of the aircraft follow this
link it appears on the operators website with all their pilots photographed.... standing in front of the EC.155 we can't talk about
