New Flight Simulator Device Provides Piper Aircraft M600/SLS Training

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Posted On: 2/11/2021 11:13:29 AM

Piper Aircraft recently announced authorized training for its M600/SLS aircraft is available using a new simulator device from FRASCA. (Photo courtesy of Piper Aircraft.)


Piper Aircraft recently announced that flight training for the M600/SLS (Safety, Luxury, Support) aircraft from its single-engine M-Class Series is now available on a new simulator device. Legacy Flight Training, Piper-authorized training provider for M600 business planes and all factory-new aircraft, is providing training on a M600/SLS Simulator provided by simulation equipment and technology provider FRASCA. The latter has reportedly delivered more than 3,000 simulators worldwide.


Further Enhancing Safety

Piper says the new multi-panel simulator uses a Piper-sourced M600 fuselage, pilot seating, sub panels, switching, and flight controls to provide real-world model-specific training for all M600 aircraft. The system is equipped with the same Garmin G3000 avionics suite that supports Piper’s HALO safety system, which includes Garmin Autoland digital technology. Autoland enables a plane to land safely at the nearest appropriate airport in the event that the pilot becomes incapacitated.


Ron Gunnarson, Piper Aircraft vice president of sales, marketing, and customer support, says safety has always been a predominate theme with Piper and its products. “Piper was the first OEM to certify Autoland in a general aviation aircraft,” he says. “It is fitting that we have a device that can further enhance safety by providing customers with a high-fidelity, realistic training environment.”


Legacy Flight Training owner Bill Inglis says that compared to ground and flight training alone, simulators enable pilots to obtain a higher degree of knowledge, readiness, and safety.



The new simulator device from FRASCA includes the Garmin G3000 avionics suite that supports Piper’s HALO safety system. (Photo courtesy of Piper Aircraft.)


Find Your Piper Aircraft

Piper’s six-seat M600/SLS model is designed for business and personal use. Its single Pratt & Whitney PT6A-42A engine provides 600 shaft horsepower and helps support a 1,658-nautical-mile (2,748-kilometer) range. Along with Autoland, the plane’s Garmin G3000 avionics suite includes Auto-Throttle, Emergency Descent Mode, Electronic Stability and Protection, Surface Watch, Safe Taxi, and Flight Stream 510 safety features.


You’ll find hundreds of new and used Piper aircraft for sale every day on Controller.com, including M600s like the M600/SLS.


Source: Piper Aircraft



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