S76 simulator

[vortex-generators]

How many Sikorsky S 76 simulators are they certify in the world, how many are FAA certified?

[mnttech]

Full Flight Simulator, Level A to D in the US or at least listed by the NSP = 0
FTD, Level 4 to 6, the US or at least listed by the NSP = 0
https://www.faa.gov/about/initiatives/nsp/data_lists/

[tottigol]

Originally Posted by mnttech

Full Flight Simulator, Level A to D in the US or at least listed by the NSP = 0
FTD, Level 4 to 6, the US or at least listed by the NSP = 0
https://www.faa.gov/about/initiatives/nsp/data_lists/

I don't know from where you get your info, but there are at least two FAA level D FFS in the USA, a S-76B/C+ at CAE in NJ, and a level D S-76C++/ D in West Palm Beach at FSI.
I am not sure whether there is an additional one in LFT.
There are other S-76 sims in China and Europe.

[mnttech]

Originally Posted by tottigol

I don't know from where you get your info, but there are at least two FAA level D FFS in the USA, a S-76B/C+ at CAE in NJ, and a level D S-76C++/ D in West Palm Beach at FSI..

Sorry for the wrong data.
The FAA's National Simulator Program (NSP) does not list them in the devices spread sheet where I looked, but does in the program managers by company spread sheet.
That sheet does not list the level of approval.

[Ascend Charlie]

FSI's 76B sim was pretty good, when we practiced losing an engine on takeoff from East 42nd St helipad, pop the floats and sploosh into the river, it rocked gently with the waves and made gurgling sounds. (Might have been the instructor throwing up, though...)