Redbird Newsroom
The new model of the company’s best-selling vernier-style throttle quadrant is smaller, sleeker, and more affordable than previous versions.
Redbird Flight (Redbird) today announced a redesign of the Alloy TH1, the company’s home flight simulation solution for single-engine aircraft with vernier-style throttle, propeller, and mixture (TPM) controls. The redesigned throttle quadrant offers several new benefits to customers.
At EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2024, Redbird Flight (Redbird) is demonstrating a new mixed-reality platform for its product line. The technology, which combines an affordable virtual reality headset with proprietary software, is the foundation for future mixed-reality add-ons to new and existing Redbird training devices.
Today, at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2024, Redbird Flight (Redbird ) introduced a new collection of Redbird Pro scenarios that learners and pilots participating in the Federal Aviation Administration’s WINGS Pilot Proficiency Program can complete with a certified flight instructor in an Aviation Training Device for approved flight credits.
Today at the 2024 SUN ‘n FUN Aerospace Expo, Redbird Flight (Redbird) and the Recreational Aviation Foundation (RAF) announced a new initiative to increase the awareness, accessibility, and safety of recreational flying.
Identifying a shortage of marketing and training materials that support pilots and prospective pilots in pursuing and developing their interests and skills in off-airport, backcountry, and recreational flying, the organizations are creating a catalog of resources covering topics such as practical flying skills and habits, planning and preparation, basic survival and first aid, and gear recommendations and usage.
Redbird Flight (Redbird), a leading provider of flight training technology, concluded its 13th annual Migration Flight Training Conference (Migration), bringing together industry leaders from flight training and K-12 aeronautics for a dynamic exchange of ideas and insights. The event, held from March 5-6 at the Lone Star Flight Museum in Houston, Texas, provided an unparalleled platform for attendees of diverse backgrounds to engage with thought-provoking sessions and networking opportunities geared toward making progress in their shared goal of developing the next generation of aviation professionals.
