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Aerotech elects to install Entrol H135 device
Equipped with two advanced Garmin avionics units, namely a GTN 750 Xi and a GTN 650 X, the simulator replicates the navigation and flight management systems integral to the H135 P2+.
To augment the realism, a vibration system simulates the physical sensations and vibrations experienced in flight, providing a comprehensive multisensory training experience.

Australia's Aerotech Group is to take delivery of an H135 simulator manufactured by entrol. The factory acceptance testing (FAT) was successfully completed at the end of September 2025, and installation is planned for Q1 2026. The simulator will support both internal and external pilot training activities.

The H135 simulator is specifically configured to match the real cockpit layout used by the Aerotech Group, ensuring pilots train in an environment highly representative of their operational helicopter. This customisation enhances pilot familiarisation and reduces the learning curve during real flights.

Equipped with two advanced Garmin avionics units, namely a GTN 750 Xi and a GTN 650 X, the simulator replicates the navigation and flight management systems integral to the H135 P2+. This enables pilots to perform realistic flight planning, situational awareness and instrument procedures during simulation sessions.

The simulator's visual system is cylindrical, offering a wide field of view that immerses pilots in realistic environments. It features a 200 degree horizontal by 40 degree vertical field of view (FOV), delivered through three projectors to create a seamless and highly detailed panorama. This advanced system includes a high-fidelity database with 10 important Australian airports, including Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, Perth and Brisbane, enabling pilots to practise approaches, departures and operational scenarios in true-to-life settings. The system is suitable for IFR and MCC training, ensuring comprehensive applicability for varied pilot training needs.

To augment the realism, a vibration system simulates the physical sensations and vibrations experienced in flight, providing a comprehensive multisensory training experience.

Claudia Calleja, business manager at entrol, states: “This project with the Aerotech Group highlights our capability to deliver tailored simulators that closely fit the needs of operators worldwide. The H135 P2+ simulator, with its advanced avionics and Australian-specific database, will enhance pilot preparedness and safety.”

entrol's commitment to innovation is reflected in the customisation and technological sophistication of its simulators. Each device is designed in close collaboration with the client to meet their unique operational and training requirements. For the Aerotech Group H135 P2+ simulator, entrol has integrated cutting-edge avionics, a comprehensive visual database and optional immersive features like vibration systems, ensuring an adaptable platform capable of evolving with future training demands.

The modular architecture of entrol's simulators allows for seamless upgrades and expansions, such as new mission scenarios, updated avionics software or enhanced visual environments, maximising the lifespan and relevance of the simulator investment.

This flexibility empowers operators like the Aerotech Group to maintain the highest standards in pilot training while adapting quickly to regulatory changes, new operational challenges and emerging technologies.

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