DESIGN FEATURES OF MODERN FLIGHT SIMULATION DEVICES, MOBILITY SYSTEMS AND VISUALIZATION SYSTEMS

2021

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DOI 10.32014/2021.2518-170x.56
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Abstract

The aviation system is a complex and dynamic structure, the parts of which interact with each other, affect each other, and their interaction should be as safe as possible. The safe functioning of this system ultimately depends on the lives of people, both in the air and on the ground. Training and retraining of pilots, as you know, goes in several stages, and simulator training takes a significant and unconditional place in the ground training of future pilots. During the simulator training, the pilot acquires, maintains and improves practical skills and abilities with the help of devices that simulate the cockpit and flight of the aircraft.