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MiG-21bis supersonic jet fighter aircraft, Full Flight Simulator

Photo P. Abraszek

Full Flight Simulator for the MiG-21bis supersonic jet fighter aircraft has been designed to train pilots flying this type of aircraft, allowing following tasks to be carried out:

• Comprehensive flight training,
• Visual flight conditions training and instrument meteorological conditions flight training,
• Radio-navigational flight training,
• On-board weapons delivery training - combating air targets and attacking ground targets
• Flight with a use of autopilot and target approach and guidance system.

The simulator was designed to co-operate with a simulator OBERON for training ground based navigators operating target approach and guidance system.

General description of the simulator

This was a first digital flight simulator used by the Polish Air Force. It was developed from a Soviet built training device KTS-4. Cockpit construction with instrument panels, primary flight controls and flight controls loading simulating system was retained from the old device. However uneconomical and obsolete analogue calculating system was replaced by a new digital one, based on PC type computers. Additionally all instruments and navigational systems imitators were replaced with the new ones.

The simulator featured one channel collimated type projection system. PC type computer, fitted with a specialised graphic card was used as a image generator.

The simulator entered service in July 1991 and after 12 years of intense usage it was struck of charge by the Polish Air Force in 2003, together with the last MiG-21bis fighters being retired.

Modified 2005-01-27