Like all Alsim flight trainers, the AL200 is characterized by its computerized flight instruments.

Outfitted with the same cabin as the AL200 MCC, it enables students to train in a spacious and comfortable working environment. It can also be used for multi-pilot training when upgraded to an AL200 MCC at a later stage.

The aerodynamic behaviour of the included flight models is close to reality and the electric control loading system, allow pilots to experience highly realistic and reliable flight sensations.

Pilots can carry out all normal and emergency check-lists with this trainer's full-function, entirely active flight panels and controls.

The AL200 is recognized for its user-friendly configurations and easy upgrades.

Additional options include: lateral engine control panels, advanced visual systems and GNS.

The AL200 comes standard with an electrical force feedback

Single Engine Flight Models available on the simulator :

• Cessna C182
• Cessna C172
• Socata TB 20 Trinidad
• Piper PA-28 Arrow

Twin Engine Flight Models available on the simulator :

• Cessna C303 Crusader
• Piper PA-31 Chieftain/ Navajo
• Piper PA-34-200T Seneca I
• Piper PA-34-200T Seneca II
• Piper PA-34-220T Seneca V
• Piper PA-44 Seminole
• Beech 76 Duchess
• Beech 58 Baron
• PZL M20 Mewa
• Grumman GA-7 Cougar

Visual System

Three systems are available:

• Frontal projected (standard)
• Wrap around with 185° field of view (option)
• Wrap around with 270° field of view (option)

Main Options

• Garmin GNS 430 or GNS 530 integration
• Services contract
• Detailed airport environments
• New flight models

Qualification

• JAR: FNPT II
• FAR: AATD

Credit Hours

Depending on the flight training organization program and the authority approval.

Trainer Credit hours according to JAR FCL

• PPL: 5 hours
• CPL: 5 hours
• IR course: up to 40 hours

Trainer Credit hours according to FAR

The AL200 is AATD compliant. The following credit hours are especially significant for Part 141 schools:

• PPL: 5.25 hours out of the 35 hours
• IR course: 14 hours out of 35 hours
• Commercial pilot: 24 hours out of the 120 hours

AL200 flight deck

AL200 with instructor's cabin

AL200 with instructor's cabin and frontal visual system

AL200

AL200 with instructor's cabin and 180° visual system