The ASYST Lab has acquired a Frasca Cessna 172-S Advanced Aviation Training Device (AATD). This state-of-the-art flight simulator accurately models the performance and behavior of a Cessna 172-S aircraft and features G1000 avionics, immersive visuals, and realistic control responses. The simulator provides a safe and controlled environment for conducting flight training, experimental studies, and human factors research. See our Human Factors research area to know more about ongoing projects.
(2) GDU-1050 for PFD & MFD
System Software Version 2501.12
SafeTaxi and FliteCharts
GMA-1360 Audio Panel w/Marker Beacon/Intercom
GTX-335R Transponder-Mode S w-TIS
GIA-64W NAV/COM/GPS/WAAS w/GS #1
GIA-64W NAV/COM/GPS/WAAS w/GS #2
GEA-71B Engine/Airframe computer
GSU-75 Air Data, Attitude & Heading Reference System
GMU-44 Magnetometer
King KN-63 DME
Garmin GI-275 Standby Flight Instrument
Lycoming IO-360-L2A
McCauley 2-blade, fixed pitch
All circuit breakers are installed, some associated with emergency
procedures may be “tripped” so the associated equipment becomes inoperative
FRASCA’s exclusive Simplicity™ IOS
2 Touch Screens on desk
Scenario Building Tool
Maintenance and Calibration Tools
Worldwide runways accurately placed for over 10,000 airfields with representative surface types, markings, and lighting
Taxiway layouts (including markings and signage), windsocks, and aprons for many airfields
Worldwide terrain elevation and imagery, ocean coastlines, major roads, major railroads, and major powerlines
Regional Jeppesen database for G1000
World-wide Jeppesen database for Visual, Host & IOS
G1000 update procedures same as actual aircraft
A multi-channel amplifier boosts sounds recorded from the actual aircraft to several speakers placed throughout the cockpit
Headset jacks for Pilot, Copilot and Instructor allow communications
Includes replacement or repair of defective parts, technical support, and remote diagnostics
Extended Warranty packages available
Approved as FAA AATD
During my checkride preparation, I compiled a document covering all maneuvers, procedures, and radio calls. I am sharing the document here in case it’s useful for anyone pursuing their private pilot license. Please note that this document was created for personal study purposes, may not be comprehensive, and is not formatted as a professional training manual.
Good luck!
Best,
Dr. Neelakshi Majumdar