Spatial Disorientation Training in the GAT Helo Simulator

The GAT-Helo Trainer is a full-motion helicopter simulator combining basic flight training, instrument training, and degraded visual environment (DVE)/spatial disorientation (SD) training in one unique platform. The helicopter simulator features generic, light utility helicopter interactive controls with realistic, computer-generated instrumentation, and a full spectrum dome visual display.
The University of North Dakota's Aerospace Physiology Division has been providing flight physiology, altitude chamber, and spatial disorientation training to professional aviators for over 30 years.
Aerospace physiology training is highly recommended for professional flight crews by the FAA, National Business Aircraft Association (NBAA), and International Business Aviation Council (IBAC). As an aviator, your refined decision-making and problem-solving abilities are crucial during times of extreme stress. It is one thing to read about hypoxia, spatial disorientation, visual illusions, and supplemental oxygen, but it is another thing entirely to experience it firsthand.
Our training is tailored to your specific mission and uses the latest training technology and information, and is recognized as some of the best training of its kind in the world. This training is proudly housed at the University of North Dakota's John D. Odegard School of Aerospace Sciences.
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