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FAA Level 6 and above IOS for high-fidelity simulators.

An instructor operator station offering for higher-fidelity devices, designed to be installable on a wide range of simulators while supporting a cleaner instructor experience and a more maintainable software path.

This page now uses a wider primary image and a supporting map-based IOS screenshot below.

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Product intent

Built for serious training devices.

This page positions the IOS as a reusable product for Level 6 and above simulator environments. The message stays careful: it supports those devices and programs, but qualification outcomes still depend on the full simulator configuration and evaluation process.

  • Installable on any simulator with the appropriate integration layer
  • Supports higher-fidelity training workflows and instructor visibility
  • Useful for modernization programs where the instructor station is weak or outdated
  • Can share architecture ideas with the X-Plane IOS while being presented as a more advanced product tier
FAA Level 6+ IOS wide instructor interface
Navigation and map workflow

Use the main IOS map view instead.

This supporting image keeps the page aligned to the non-X-Plane IOS product by showing the main IOS map and navigation interface rather than the X-Plane IOS animation.

  • Shows a representative instructor map workflow
  • Keeps the product page visually aligned to the FAA Level 6+ IOS message
  • Supports the higher-fidelity and upgrade-oriented positioning
Main IOS map and navigation interface
Website talking points

What it should say

  • For high-fidelity simulators and qualification-oriented devices
  • Reusable IOS concept rather than one-off custom screens only
  • Installable on existing simulators as an upgrade path
  • Focused on clarity, operator efficiency, and maintainability
Suggested differentiation

How it differs from X-Plane IOS

  • X-Plane IOS is the product for X-Plane-based devices
  • FAA Level 6+ IOS is the higher-tier product positioned around fidelity, instructor workflow, and wider simulator applicability
  • Both can share similar operator concepts and integration foundations