Indra Unveils Cutting-Edge H225M Simulator for Singapore’s Air Force
Indra has secured a contract for the design and production of a EASA Level D qualifiable H225M FMS for the RSAF. The agreement encompasses post-delivery assistance, technical support, and options for future enhancements.
The simulator will feature motion and vibration platforms. It will facilitate training in standard and emergency helicopter protocols, with a particular focus on all possible missions undertaken by the RSAF, including search and rescue, aeromedical evacuation, as well as humanitarian aid and disaster relief operations, among others.
Indra’s simulator will guarantee safety throughout training, reproducing authentic operational scenarios and intricate maneuvers. It will emulate both daytime and nighttime operations in various challenging environmental conditions.
Additionally, it will incorporate advanced training analytics capabilities utilizing biometric sensors to aid instructors in assessing pilots and offering deeper insights during debrief sessions.
One of the most remarkable characteristics of this simulator is its Ro-Ro capability, permitting the future potential of helicopter cockpits to be swapped within a single simulator, thereby maximizing system utilization.
Global Leadership in Simulation
This contract with the RSAF solidifies Indra’s standing as one of the foremost simulator manufacturers globally, having delivered over 200 simulators to more than 50 clients across over 20 nations.
Indra is a trailblazer in blending virtual reality, augmented reality, and innovative digital technologies into simulation. It boasts extensive expertise in developing mission simulators for aircraft like the Eurofighter, the Airbus A330 MRTT, the Airbus A400M, as well as other Level D civil simulators such as the A330, A320, Boeing 737, and the ATR 72. Moreover, it is among the companies that have designed simulators for a diverse range of helicopters, including the NH90, Tigre, Cougar, Chinook, Blackhawk, Seahawk, AW159 Wildcat, MH53, C135, H135, H225, H175, AS350, H145, EC145, Bell212, Bell412, and Sikorsky S76 civilian models.
