Flight
training simulation
Train more pilots, optimize training resources and build proficiency through a scalable ecosystem of high-fidelity flight simulation solutions.

Meeting today's
flight training challenges
As military aviation evolves, air forces must continuously adapt the way they train pilots to ensure they are prepared for the demands of real-world operations.
One ecosystem.
Multiple levels of fidelity.
Exail provides a comprehensive flight simulation ecosystem designed to support every stage of pilot training. From self-paced familiarization and procedural training to advanced full-flight simulation, each device delivers the appropriate level of fidelity for its training objective.
A scalable & complete training solution

High-fidelity aircraft simulation
Accurate aircraft behavior is essential for effective skill transfer. Exail combines OEM data packages, high-fidelity aircraft modeling and qualified simulation technologies to provide representative training environments aligned with civil aviation requirements.
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OEM data packages
Support accurate aircraft behavior and representative training.
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EASA & FAA qualification
Support recognized qualification pathways and official flight credits.
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Aircraft-specific fidelity
Reproduce aircraft systems, flight dynamics and cockpit environments.

From familiarization to advanced flight training

FMST
Build flight management system familiarity before progressing to more advanced training devices.
- Desktop & tablet access
- Self-paced practice
- Individual or classroom training

TST
Develop cockpit workflows and procedural skills in an interactive high-fidelity environment.
- High-fidelity 3D cockpit
- Realistic flight deck setup
- Procedural rehearsal

FTD
Advance procedural proficiency in a full-scale, immersive flight deck environment.
- Full-scale flight deck replica
- High-definition visuals
- Advanced procedure training

FFS
Prepare pilots for the most demanding stages of training in a full-motion immersive environment.
- Full-motion realism
- Immersive visuals
- Complex scenario training
TRAIN FOR EVERY STAGE OF FLIGHT

Procedural & emergency training
Develop procedural proficiency through repeated practice in a controlled and realistic training environment. Pilots can rehearse normal operations and prepare for abnormal and emergency situations, building cockpit workflows and procedural reflexes before progressing to more advanced training.
- Normal & abnormal procedures
- Emergency procedures
- Repeatable practice
- Cockpit workflows
Advanced pilot training
Prepare aircrews for demanding operational scenarios in a configurable virtual environment. Instructors can create, modify and control mission profiles in-house, integrating environmental conditions, system failures and Computer Generated Forces while maintaining control over sensitive training data.
- Mission Scenario Editor
- Computer Generated Forces (CGF)
- Dynamic scenario control
- Classified mission profiles

WHY CHOOSE US?
FAQ
Exail provides a complete range of flight simulation solutions, from Flight Management System Trainers (FMST) and Touch Screen Trainers (TST) to Flight Training Devices (FTD) and Full Flight Simulators (FFS). This scalable ecosystem supports pilot progression from initial familiarization and procedural practice to advanced full-flight training.
Each device addresses a different stage of pilot training. FMSTs support accessible and self-paced familiarization, TSTs provide high-fidelity 3D cockpit environments for procedural rehearsal, FTDs offer full-scale flight deck replicas for advanced procedure training, while FFSs provide full-motion realism for complex scenarios and advanced training.
Exail simulation solutions are designed in accordance with EASA and FAA qualification standards, supporting recognized qualification pathways and official flight credits. OEM data packages are used to provide accurate aircraft behavior and support effective skill transfer throughout training.
A scalable simulation ecosystem allows repetitive procedural training to be performed on lower-cost training devices, reducing reliance on expensive full-flight simulator hours for routine exercises. Self-paced practice can also help reduce instructor workload while maintaining opportunities for repeated training.
By distributing training objectives across different simulation devices, organizations can train more pilots without overbooking full-flight simulators. Trainees can complete procedural practice on other devices before advanced sessions, helping improve readiness and shorten overall qualification timelines.
Yes. Exail's modular architecture supports software upgrades, additional aircraft and regulatory adaptations without requiring replacement of the core hardware. Configurations can also be adapted across different aircraft and training levels as requirements evolve.












