Flight simulation is used in wide range of aerospace applications to design and develop new concepts and also help reduce risk and costs of getting aircraft into service.

You will be shown around the flight simulation laboratories to see how flight simulation is used for research and teaching.

Each tour will also include a brief informational session about the work done in relation to the simulators.

The tours would last about 30-45 mins each and there is only space for 15 people at each session, so register early to avoid disappointment!

The following elements of the Making an Impact 2019 Framework are relevant to this session:

Impact Clusters: Making an Impact on the Economy; Making an Impact beyond Academia

Knowledge and Skills Axis: Research partnerships; Working with business;

The Researcher Development Framework (RDF) attributes developed during this session are relevant to the following sub-domains: Knowledge and Intellectual Abilities: A1; Research Governance and Organisation: C2; Engagement, Influence and Impact: D1, D2, D3

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Flight Simulation Tour: Looking to the future