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BAA Training's AL250 in Spain makes swift arrival
BAA Training has chosen Alsim to provide its Spanish base with an Alsim AL250 simulator. The company is a member of the Central and Eastern Europe-based Avia Solutions Group.
The new device can simulate multi-engine piston aircraft.
Read this story in our January 2020 printed issue.

Lithuania-headquartered independent European standard aviation training centre BAA Training has chosen Alsim to provide its Spanish base with an Alsim AL250 simulator.

The Alsim AL250 is a generic and compact simulator for single and multi engine piston (SEP/MEP reconfigurable) PPL, CPL and IR training. The device meets all current regulatory standards and responds to training requirements of smaller and mid-sized ATOs, flight schools and universities. With more than 30 devices installed worldwide, the AL250 has a proven track record for cost-effectiveness and helps save numerous aircraft hours.

BAA Training CEO Egle Vaitkeviciute comments: “Being one of the top biggest independent aviation training centres in Europe, we are looking for the most advanced training equipment. With over 300 student-pilots in Ab Initio school, a training device such as the Alsim AL250, which simulates both single and multi-engine piston aircraft, is a valuable addition to the academy's training equipment ranks.”

Alsim sales director Audrey Jeffroy adds: “We would like to thank Alexander Schaffler from FST who worked closely with us as a consultant for BAA Training. Meeting our customer's tight timing and technical requirements for installation was our main concern. Our team took up the challenge of installing a simulator in less than a month from order.”

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