Adoptive Cockpit-Transformed Flight Simulator of Modern Multi Regime Aircraft and Facilities of Its Flexible Software

The article of record as published may be found at https://www.jstor.org/stable/44729531The present paper deals with a general ideology, hardware architecture, and some aspects of software filling of the mobile adaptive simulator aircraft of an aircraft. This simulator provides the pilotage and combat application skills maintenance, pre-flight training and forthcoming, flight mission image formation on the board of his "native" aircraft with "native" habitual cockpit environment and controls. Proposed idea has been already realized and demonstrated during International Aviaspace saloon in Zhukovskiy, Russia in 1997 and 1999 on board of the modern combat aircraft. The paper describes also the results of preliminary testing of this analogue of embedded training system, contains the pilots' and experts' estimates. In conclusion authors discuss a helpfulness of such system and its economical efficiency