Styrian flight simulator manufacturer Axis starts in the USA!

Styrian flight simulator manufacturer Axis starts in the USA!

Lebring, Österreich - The Styrian flight simulator manufacturer Axis is expanding rapidly in the USA and expanding its activities. In the coming weeks, a new simulator will be delivered, which was manufactured in Lebring, South Styria. Christian Theuermann, the company's managing director, announces that the quality properties of the simulator are officially recognized by US authorities. The new Bombardier Challenger 350 simulator is already the third of this kind that Axis delivered to the USA. This expansion represents an important milestone for the company, which has established itself as one of the five worldwide-producing companies of Level-D simulators.

axis relies on innovative methods to stand out on the global market. The company generates its own behavioral and reaction data from aircraft that are determined in Florida flight test campaigns. This enables Axis to precisely record aerodynamic properties during various maneuvers. These services are particularly important because they allow the company to determine flight data for aircraft for which there are no measurements so far.

planned extensions and economic potential

Michaela Froelich, Commercial Director of Axis, is optimistic about the future of the company in the USA. She not only expects the current order, but also sees great growth potential on the American market. The United States has the largest aviation industry worldwide, which offers an ideal basis for Axis' expansion strategy. The potential orders that result from this enlarged presence are promising.

The construction of your own service and maintenance location in the United States is also planned for 2025. The exact location is currently being strategically evaluated, with geopolitics playing a role. Theuermann emphasizes that these measures should not only improve the quality of service on site, but also help to reduce the negative effects of US tariffs.

technological progress and market opportunities

in a market that is estimated to be $ 5.18 billion in 2022 and forecast with an annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.2% from 2023 to 2030, the increasing demand for effective training programs and safety -related training measures for pilots can be seen. These developments promote the demand for highly developed flight simulators, as are also produced by Axis. These simulators can simulate realistic scenarios, including tire stations and flow tears, and offer an impressive 180-degree view for the pilots.

Developments in aviation technology and the associated progress play a decisive role in the future of Axis and the global flight simulator market. With the aim of serving the USA in particular as the main market, the company also plans to expand the production capacities at the home location in LeBring and to look for qualified specialists.

Further information can be found in the reports of vienna.at , Kleinezeitung.at and GrandviewResearch.com .