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Ardmore can train more thanks to AL42 sim
Alsim was chosen for its attention to detail, open communication and the quality of its equipment, according to Ian Calvert, CEO of Auckland's Ardmore Flying School. The school has selected an AL42 for cadet training.

Alsim has sold an AL42 simulator to Ardmore Flying School, based in Auckland, New Zealand. An exact replica of the Diamond DA42, the simulator is the first of its kind to be sold in New Zealand and has been built using genuine aircraft parts and equipped with the latest real-world Garmin G1000 avionics suite. It also comes with latest generation visual system, GFC 700 autopilot and PBN/LPV capabilities.

Ardmore Flying School CEO Ian Calvert comments: “Alsim was chosen for its attention to detail, fantastic and open communication and the quality of the equipment. The visuals provided allow for excellent handling training as well as the IFR procedures and combined with the full IOS gives scope to challenge trainee pilots to extend their capabilities and skills. The AL42 best represents the aircraft flown and will provide an excellent platform for our student cadet training.”

Alsim sales and marketing director Audrey Jeffroy adds: “It is always a pleasure to see Alsim's family expanding. It's even more exciting to welcome Ardmore Flying School as it becomes our first customer in New Zealand. Thanks again to Stephen Calvert, Ardmore Flying School COO, and Ian for their confidence.”

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