Our commercial equipment is built for ground-based full-flight simulators — the flight decks where airline pilots earn and keep their ratings. We'll let the model numbers speak for themselves.
Narrow-body to wide-body, across the full line — if airline pilots train on it, chances are our equipment is in the flight deck with them.
Between the captain and the first officer sits the center pedestal — the console handling throttle quadrant, radios, transponders, and flight management controls. In a full-flight simulator, that console has to look, feel, and behave exactly like the real one. Much of Tri-Tech's commercial equipment lives right there.
It's demanding territory — tight packaging, constant crew interaction, and fidelity a training pilot's hands will judge every session — and it's where we've quietly done our best work.
