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Keewatin Air LP Announces the Development and Certification of Exchange Income Corporation's New "TruSim" Simulator Facility in Winnipeg
Canada’s First Certified Commercial Level D Full-Motion King Air Training Simulator Will E...
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[{"type":"text","content":"Keewatin Air LP Announces the Development and Certification of Exchange Income Corporation’s New “TruSim” Simulator Facility in Winnipeg\n\n\n .bwalignc { text-align: center; list-style-position: inside }\n \n\n\n\n\n\n Canada’s First Certified Commercial Level D Full-Motion King Air Training Simulator Will Enable Training Continuity Across Modern King Air Aircraft Variants and Allow Operators to Tailor Programs to Their Specific Aircraft and Mission Profiles.\n \n\n\n\n\n\n Keewatin Air LP (“Keewatin Air”) is proud to support Exchange Income Corporation (“EIC”) through the development and Transport Canada certification of the company’s new simulator facility in Winnipeg, Manitoba—the first commercially operated Level D full motion B200/350 King Air simulator in Canada.\n \n\n Keewatin Air LP led the build and certification effort on behalf of EIC, whose Air Operators operate the largest fleet of King Air aircraft in Canada. This new Canadian-based training capability will deliver significant benefits for Canadian King Air operators by supporting initial and annual recurrent training in Canada, training that previously required travel and scheduling in facilities outside the country.\n \n\n “This new domestic simulator capacity is a meaningful investment in safety, operational excellence, and workforce development,” said Mark Goulden, VP Operations, Exchange Income Corporation Flight Training Academy. “Being able to train Canadians in Canada on a best-in-class, full-motion Level D simulator strengthens readiness, supports standardization, and directly reflects the environments and destinations across Nunavut and other Canadian remote airports, that our crews fly in each day.”\n \n\n Designed to enhance operational realism and scenario-based learning, the full motion simulator and the associated King Air 360 Flight Training Device includes northern and remote airport environments that support training that is highly relevant to real-world operations. The facility is housed in a new building adjacent to the Winnipeg Airport - Keewatin Air’s home base and a central Canadian location that improves accessibility for pilots and aircrew.\n \n\n The simulator facility and associated training devices represent an investment of more th...