Prepare the UAS crew of the future
Meeting security needs
The demand for unmanned aerial systems (UAS), also known as remotely piloted aerial systems (RPAS), to meet global security needs has increased, bringing with it another set of challenges: preparing and training UAS pilots and sensor operators to be ready for their next mission.
Airbus' advanced, high-fidelity UAS simulation trainer supports the development of a versatile crew pool with the flexibility of skills to operate different platforms and missions. It is designed hand in hand with operational pilots to meet the latest requirements.
A trusted partner
- ITAR-free
- Developed under NATO quality procedures
- Compliant with HLA, DIS interoperability standards
- Compliant with NATO STANAG 4586
- In service with a NATO Alliance member and has certified over 140 Class II and III crew members
Training for small, tactical and MALE UAS operations
System overview
The Airbus UAS Simulation Trainer is a platform-independent, multi-role system designed for small, tactical and MALE UAS operations.
Optimised for both ab-initio and mission training, it can be tailored to specific tactical environments and systems. The trainer simulates EO, IR and SAR sensors, preparing crews to plan, monitor and execute ISTAR missions. Instructors can create realistic scenarios to immerse students in mission planning and operations.

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