Why Simulator Training Is Becoming Core to Pilot Development
ALSim simulator at Pacific Flying Club—where students build precision, practice procedures, and train for real-world flying before stepping into the aircraft. The Role of Simulators
The ALSim ALX is our most advanced simulator at our facilities. This state-of-the-art simulator offers up to four classes of aircraft. From single and multi-engine piston aircraft to turboprop-type aircraft up to medium size jet-type aircraft (generic B737/A320).
The ALSim ALX can be configured for traditional steam gauges and advanced glass cockpit configuration. It has also been configured with dual WAAS GTN 650, dual FMS, advanced autopilot/autothrottle system and advanced high-realism weather and simulation of emergencies.
The ALSim ALX is an all-in-one simulator. From your Private Pilot License to an advanced Multi-Crew Course (MCC) on a turboprop/jet-type aircraft to prepare you for that first job interview and simulator evaluation.
During ALSim ALX simulator course, we teach how to work in a team. So, for example, when you’re flying in the airline, there will be the captain and first officer, and here we will teach you how to work together. As a result, you’ll be able to go to the airlines more prepared, and when you do your rating, this will help you.
ALSim simulator at Pacific Flying Club—where students build precision, practice procedures, and train for real-world flying before stepping into the aircraft. The Role of Simulators

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