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From September 22nd to 24th, the "Soaring China" Aviation School CBTA Challenge (hereinafter referred to as the "Challenge") was successfully held at the China Civil Aviation Pilot Association Training Center in Hengshui Aviation Town. The competition invited representatives from the Civil Aviation Administration of China, the Civil Aviation Regional Administration, the Civil Aviation Regulatory Bureau, the Academy of Aeronautics and Astronautics, the Transport Airlines, the 141 Aviation School, and flight training devices manufacturers. The main leaders of the government of Hengshui City, Taocheng District, and various departments directly under the district, as well as representatives of relevant enterprises, also attended the event. At the same time, industry associations, outstanding teachers, media representatives, and representatives of national aviation enthusiasts also gathered at the competition site to exchange and learn.

△On-site opening ceremony of the challenge competition

With the rapid development of the aviation transportation industry after COVID-19, the aviation industry is once again taking off and facing various new flight safety challenges. In order to strictly control entry and exit, enhance the technical level of aviation school students, strengthen the safety awareness and regulatory awareness of flight personnel, implement and scientifically implement the full life cycle management of pilot skills, and comprehensively promote aviation schools to promote teaching and learning through competitions, enhance communication and cooperation between aviation schools, aviation schools and airlines, and comprehensively establish the authority, aviation schools, and airlines The training devices manufacturer and research unit, as well as the China Civil Aviation Pilot Association and the Hengshui Municipal People's Government, jointly organized this competition as a platform for industry-university research exchange and cooperation.

△The challenge competition scene

As a leading enterprise in the aviation flight training devices industry, U-Wing Simulation was invited to participate in this event and made an appearance on-site with the Boeing B737NG Integrated Program Trainer (IPT) and MR (Mixed Reality) DA42 flight training device (FTD).

△The challenge competition scene

Among them, the Boeing B737NG Integrated Program Trainer (IPT) is a newly launched flight training device for U-Wing Simulation, which has characteristics such as more realistic simulation, more stable performance, and lower maintenance costs. It can provide a wide range of flexible training methods, significantly improving flight training efficiency and reducing training costs. The auxiliary training system equipped with the devices can help students learn independently without a teacher, and promptly identify and fill in gaps, greatly improving the effectiveness and convenience of training.

△Flight cadets use B737NG (IPT)

△Flight cadets use B737NG (IPT)

The appearance of another MR (Mixed Reality) DA42 flight training device (FTD) is the focus, which uses a domestically developed visual system developed by VSV, achieving a perfect combination of next-generation mixed reality technology and traditional simulation training devices. It adopts the latest MR head display and combines virtual imaging technology to construct high-definition natural 360 ° stereoscopic panoramic views. Pilots can dynamically view the virtual world from various angles and achieve interaction. Compared with traditional visual imaging devices, the devices have lower cost and smaller footprint and perform better in terms of scene immersion, reaction sensitivity, and high-resolution image simulation.

△Flight cadets use MR DA42 (FTD)

△MR DA42（FTD）instructor console

△MR DA42 (FTD) avionics simulation system

During the event, U-Wing Simulation showcased the company's representative technical achievements in the aviation simulation field in a comprehensive, multi-dimensional, and three-dimensional manner through interactive demonstrations, multimedia interactions, and other forms. It had in-depth exchanges with authorities, aviation schools, airlines, and industry colleagues, and analyzed the new problems, challenges, and opportunities faced by the entire industry's training system. It focuses on the full life cycle management system of pilot skills, provides advanced aviation simulation solutions for civil aviation flight training, and promotes the healthy development of the industry with innovative technology, leading quality, and excellent services.