Training services for Japan
More than 2,000 pilots and technicians have been trained at the Airbus Helicopters Training Academy in Japan since 2012. Its long list of customers includes Japan’s Self-Defense Forces, Coast Guard, police departments, firefighting bureaus, disaster prevention and response units, emergency medical services, TV and news gathering, along with other civil operators.
Airbus Helicopters Training Academy in Kobe
The training academy’s mission is to offer customers with services that are best suited to their specific needs, allowing them to perform missions safely and efficiently.
The academy's courses are designed to cover the full range of training needs. Furthermore, the teams can also provide your organisation with the most effective training solution tailored to your needs.
Training means
Training tools include mock-ups for a number of Airbus aircraft, including H125, H130 ,H135 ,AS365, as well as Helionix Advanced Training System Classrooms (HATS). In addition to this, the site also contains a Virtual Maintenance Trainer (VMT) and a full-flight simulator (FFS) for an EC135P2+.
Contact information
Address:
8-8 Kobekuko, Chuo-ku, Kobe-shi
Hyogo
650-0048 Japan
Customers can reach us during business hours:
Monday to Friday from 09:00 to 17:30 (local time)
Phone: +81 3-5514-3339
Email: contact.training-service.ahj@airbus.com
Airbus Helicopters Training Academy in Japan in partnership with Kawasaki
Located in Gifu, the training academy in Japan has honed the skills of more than 150 pilots and technicians since its establishment in 2019.
The academy meets local regulations as well as demanding international standards to work hand-in-hand with customers in the safest possible conditions.
Approved by Airbus Helicopters as an H145 training academy, the academy is equipped with full-size mockups and the latest technology training devices and offers training courses to meet the needs of both domestic and international customers.
Based on the design concept, experts in various fields such as engineers, pilots and technicians who actually designed and initially operated as manufacturers provide valuable skills and knowledge at the academy.
Training means
The academy has four training rooms, two for lectures (capacity 8 trainees/room) and two for the dedicated training devices HATS (Helionix Advanced Tool Simulator, which helps trainees to familiarise themselves with all the Helionix® cockpit functionalities) and VMT (Virtual Maintenance Trainer), which allows trainees to experience maintenance tasks using realistic 3D modules of actual equipment in a virtual environment.
In addition, there is a sufficient work space for the practical training equipped with mock-ups (tail units, gearboxes, etc) and other appropriate tools including cranes and GSE to ensure trainees acquire maintenance knowledge and skills.
Contact information
Address:
1, Kawasaki-cho,
Kakamigahara City, Gifu-Pref,
504-8710, JAPAN
Customers can reach us during business hours:
Monday to Friday from 09:00 to 17:30 (local time)
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