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Vaughn College and Redbird Flight Simulations on Thursday (Sept. 15) signed a partnership agreement that both say will take aviation training in a whole new direction.
OSHKOSH, WI (July 29, 2011) - Redbird Flight Simulations, Inc. and its industry partners, has announced the construction of a multi-faceted aviation research and development laboratory, located in San Marcos, TX. The new facility, designated Redbird Skyport will open on November 8, 2011. Skyport is the culmination of the efforts of Redbird Flight Simulations and King Schools and is supported by GAMA, AOPA, Cessna, Avemco and other industry partners. Skyport will be a first step in developing solutions to the challenges of a shrinking pilot population, staggering student drop-out rate and the ever increasing cost of flight training. The innovative aviation laboratory will include a full service FBO, flight school, and aviation experience center. All aspects of the project will provide a test bed for innovative hardware, software, business processes and ideas with the goal of revitalizing general aviation. The grand opening event will be attended by John and Martha King of King Schools, Craig Fuller of AOPA, Pete Bunce of GAMA, Mark Paolucci of Cessna and other industry leaders. Directly following the Grand Opening, Skyport will host a flight training symposium in conjunction with the Cessna Pilot Center Program that will feature presenters from Redbird, King Schools, Avemco, Cessna Aircraft and many others.
AUSTIN, TX (July 26, 2011)- Redbird Flight Simulations, Inc., a leader in the aviation training industry announced today that is has delivered two aircraft specific Advanced Aviation Training Devices. One representing a Piper Meridian and the other a Beechcraft King Air C90GTx. “These devices represent a valuable addition to our product line” said Todd Willinger, Redbird Flight Simulations CEO, “the low acquisition cost makes these simulators an attractive investment for flight training providers that utilize more complicated aircraft.” In keeping with Redbird’s mission to make flight training more affordable, these simulators are priced well below other devices of their kind. In addition, Redbird is actively working on expanding its aircraft specific product line to include the King Air 350, Caravan and Matrix/Mirage.
AUSTIN, TX (July 13, 2011)- Redbird Flight Simulations, Inc., a leader in the aviation training industry announced today that it has moved its manufacturing and office facilities to a custom built headquarters in Austin, TX. “This building was designed with our specialized needs in mind and it will give us the space and tools required to meet the growing demand for our products” said Todd Willinger, Redbird Flight Simulations CEO. “We anticipate seeing great benefits in manufacturing, development and customer support.”
AUSTIN, TX, (September 7, 2010) - Redbird Flight Simulations, Inc., the fastest growing flight simulator provider, announced the upcoming delivery of its 100th Advanced Aviation Training Device (AATD) to Full Motion Flight Training, LLC. In less than two short years after receiving FAA approval, Redbird has sold and delivered 100 simulators to flight schools and training operations around the world. This unparalleled success is due in large part to Redbird’s unique integration of technology to produce highly functional simulators at a price that any flight school can afford.
