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SFT picks up Seminole simulator

Tuesday, 14 March 2000

SFT Aviation, based at Bournemouth International airport, has taken delivery of a new PA44 FNPT II procedural trainer with full visual. The twin engine Seminole simulator compliments SFT's existing Hawker 400, Aztec and Frasca simulators. The company is also conducting its JAR-approved MCC courses on the L-1011 Tristar/B727 at Bournemouth International Airport.

SFT Aviation, based at Bournemouth International airport, has taken delivery of a new PA44 FNPT II procedural trainer with full visual. \rThe twin engine Seminole simulator compliments SFT's existing Hawker 400, Aztec and Frasca simulators. \rThe company is also conducting its JAR-approved MCC courses on the L-1011 Tristar/B727 at Bournemouth International Airport.