A crucial part of the training curriculum at Daniel Webster College is learning how to manage and cope with emergencies. Every student will practice managing system malfunctions and develop the ability to handle them in a safe and efficient manner. For safety and flexibility our “fleet” of flight simulators is used for most of this emergency training.

Daniel Webster College possesses three Elite iGate advanced flight simulators. These simulators can be configured as one of many single engine or multi-engine aircraft models. In addition, the Elite iGate simulators are used for training advanced instrument flying procedures and Cockpit Resource Management for flight crews. Each simulator is equipped with real-time plotting systems for evaluation of accuracy of flight courses, approaches, holds, and any other combination of precision navigation that advanced VFR or IFR flight demands.

Instructor position on iGate sim.

Student in iGate simulator.


PFC JetTrainer for Advanced Systems