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Flightdeck Solutions (FDS) has completed the expansion of its headquarters, increasing its facility to 10,000 square feet to accommodate growth in both domestic and...

Flightdeck Solutions recently concluded a successful exhibition at the 2024 UAA Collegiate Aviation Education Conference, where we...

Big things are on the horizon here at Flightdeck Solutions! We were delighted to host Member of Parliament...

Mark your calendars! Flightdeck Solutions is gearing up for the 2024 UAA Collegiate Aviation Education...

Flightdeck Solutions is proud to announce the successful delivery and installation of three high-level flight training devices at the newly inaugurated Aviation SIM Centre and Innovation Hub of the Waterloo Wellington Flight Centre (WWFC). The June 2024 grand opening of...

Canadian flight training device manufacturer Flightdeck Solutions Ltd. (FDS) unveiled its C172 flight training device last month at the University Aviation Association (UAA) Collegiate Aviation Education Conference & Expo in St. Petersburg, FL. The full-scale pre-production prototype was...

Canadian flight training device manufacturer Flightdeck Solutions Ltd. (FDS) and Canadian flight school Orizon Aviation Québec are proud to announce achieving Transport Canada Level 2/MCC certification for the school’s recently deployed B737MAX flight training device. The certification opens doors to...

Canadian Flight Training Device manufacturer Flightdeck Solutions (FDS) has announced the installation of a second B737MAX device at Western Michigan University (WMU). The full-scale simulator was shipped in June 2022, joining its previously installed FDS B737MAX sibling at the school’s...

After much anticipation, a new flight training tool has arrived at the Aviation Sciences Institute (ASI) of Southeastern Oklahoma State University. An FDS-B737MAX-FTD device from Canadian manufacturer Flightdeck Solutions (FDS) was delivered and set up by the company’s...

Canadian flight simulation hardware manufacturer Flightdeck Solutions (FDS) just launched two turboprop devices in an effort to expand beyond its chiefly jet airliner-based trainer portfolio.