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The new app delivers personalized proficiency training and tracking to pilots at home and on the go.
At AirVenture this week, Redbird Flight Simulations (Redbird) is proud to introduce Redbird Pro, a new app designed to personalize the proficiency training of pilots, making the daily improvement of their knowledge and skills more achievable, enjoyable, and effective. The app, which Redbird has been developing since 2019, uses machine learning to measure pilots’ proficiency and create and adjust a custom proficiency plan to support their progress.
The updated version of the company’s simulator-based maneuvers training supplement increases the customization available to student pilots for every training scenario.
Redbird Flight Simulations (Redbird) announced version two of Guided Independent Flight Training (GIFT) Private Pilot, the company’s AI-powered and simulator-based maneuvers training supplement designed to help student pilots achieve their goals faster and for less money. Compatible with any Redbird training device, GIFT Private Pilot allows student pilots to learn, practice, and get feedback on every maneuver required for their private pilot certificate. Using GIFT, students can learn at their own pace with cutting-edge educational techniques that push them to reach their best performance level.
The company’s eleventh Migration event will take place on February 8-9, 2022, at the Aerospace Center for Excellence campus in Lakeland, Florida.
Redbird Flight Simulations (Redbird) today announced a scheduling change for its popular Migration Flight Training Conference (Migration), an annual gathering of flight training professionals focused on solutions to the real-world problems facing their businesses and organizations. The conference, which the company previously hosted in October, will now take place in the first quarter of each year.
AirVenture attendees can use the software in the Redbird booth to complete a benchmark flight in one of the company’s FAA-approved flight simulators.
As many pilots return to their regular flying schedules from delays caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, Redbird Flight Simulations is offering them a free opportunity to evaluate their current level of proficiency and develop a plan to improve it.
The company collected responses from over 2,400 flight training organizations, flight instructors, prospective, active, and lapsed student pilots, and active and lapsed pilots.
Today, approximately one year into the COVID-19 pandemic, Redbird Flight Simulations released its first annual State of Flight Training Report to help the flight training community identify and analyze industry trends, priorities, strengths, and challenges.
