News14 December 2007 - Aero Simulation, Inc. awarded contract for C-2 CNS-ATM projectTampa, Florida - December 14, 2007 - Aero Simulation Inc. (ASI), of Tampa, Florida today announced that the company has recently been awarded a contract modification, which requires the incorporation of Communications, Navigation, and Surveillance/Air Traffic Management (CNS/ATM) systems into the U.S. Navy’s C-2A Operational Flight Trainers (OFTs). To enhance the training capabilities of the OFT, ASI is also under contract to replace the legacy Instructor Operator Station (IOS) with ASI’s Windows based IOS. For this program, ASI will first upgrade the C-2A OFT, Device 2F168 S/N 2, located at Naval Air Station North Island. This effort will be performed in parallel with ASI’s Computer Rehost of this existing training system, which is already … 05 September 2007 - Aero Simulation, Inc. awarded contract for CH-53E and CH-46E Aircrew Procedures Trainers Upgrades Tampa, Florida – August 31, 2007 - Aero Simulation Inc. (ASI), of Tampa, Florida today announced that the company has recently won the competition for major upgrades to CH-53E and CH-46E Aircrew Procedures Trainers (APTs) located at Marine Corps Air Station Futenma in Okinawa, Japan. Valued at approximately $6.5 million, the contract was awarded by the Naval Air Systems Command Orlando – Training Systems Division as a Delivery Order under ASI’s Training Systems Contract (TSC) II contract. The multi-year upgrade effort requires the delivery of PC-based image generators, projector system replacements, computer rehosts, development of brownout simulation and correction of existing operational discrepancies on both training systems. As options for the CH-53E trainer, ASI will also deliver Forward Looking Infrared … 20 April 2007 - Aero Simulation, Inc. Announces Ranking as one of Tampa Bay’s Top High-Tech Developers and Manufacturers Aero Simulation, Inc. (ASI) has announced that they are one of the Top 25 High-Tech Developers and Manufacturers within the Tampa Bay area, according to the latest Tampa Bay Business Journal list. ASI was ranked at number 18, based upon 2005 corporate revenue, moving up one position from last year’s list. Dr. Michael McCarthy, President of ASI, stated the following after review of the latest ranking: “We’re proud to have made this list once again. Our continued ability to grow our business is a direct reflection of the commitment and tremendous efforts of our employees and teammates, as well as the strong engineering talent pool within the Tampa Bay work force. We look forward to our future growth within … 29 June 2006 - Aero Simulation, Inc. awarded United States Navy contract for major Block Upgrade to Landing Signal Officer Trainer Aero Simulation Inc.(ASI), of Tampa, Florida today announced that the company has recently won the competition for a major upgrade to the Landing Signal Officer Trainer, Device 2H111. Valued at approximately $3 million, the contract was awarded by the Naval Air Systems Command Orlando Training Systems Division as a Delivery Order under ASI’s Training Systems Contract (TSC) II contract. The multi-year effort requires the upgrade, refurbishment and relocation of the Navy’s only major training system in this critical technical field. ASI’s upgrades will include development of the VISUAL LSO Workstation and a new Instructor Operator Station, as well as replacement of the Image Generator and related database environment and models. ASI will also perform a technical study of … 25 November 2005 - Aero Simulation, Inc. Unveils New Category Of Reconfigurable Flight Training Device at Interservice / Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference Tampa, Florida - Aero Simulation, Inc., (ASI) today announced that the company is unveiling a breakthrough new level of Reconfigurable Flight Training Device (RFTD) at the Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference being held in Orlando, Florida from November 28th through December 1st, 2005. A major drawback of past reconfigurable devices was their failure to provide a man-machine interface that was acceptable to pilots at a reasonable price. ASI’s highly scaleable device provides actual aircraft components for critical interfaces such as fully loaded flight controls, throttle quadrants and Multi-Function Control Display Units, combined with interactive, photo-realistic representations of other cockpit interfaces on flat panel touch screens. “The Aero Simulation, Inc. answer to past problems with reconfigurable trainers can combine the highest level … 09 November 2005 - Aero Simulation, Inc. Quality Practices determined to be in conformance with Requirements of Prestigious International Standards Tampa, Florida - November 09, 2005 - Aero Simulation, Inc., (ASI) today announced that the company’s Tampa facility has achieved ISO 9001:2000 certification for design, development, modification, production, delivery and support of high-fidelity military and commercial aviation training systems. The certification was performed by Perry Johnson Registrars, Inc., one of the leading registrars in North America. “Aero Simulation, Inc. has always been dedicated to providing outstanding quality in all of the products and services that we provide to our customers,” said Joe Fernandez, ASI founder, President and CEO. “This certification reflects the enormous commitment and the effort put forth by all the members of our team.” ISO 9001:2000 is an internationally recognized quality management system standard developed by the International Organization for … 12 October 2005 - Aero Simulation, Inc. receives Order to Modify MH-53M Weapon System Trainer (WST) Tampa, Florida - October 12, 2005 - Aero Simulation Inc., of Tampa, Florida (ASI) today announced that the company had received a Purchase Order from Lockheed Martin Simulation, Training and Support (LMSTS) of Orlando, Florida to provide the Engineering, Manufacturing, Test, Installation, Checkout, System Integration and Management/Administrative activities required to ensure a successful upgrade of a MH-53M WST at Hurlburt Field, Florida. The modification to the WST will make the training device capable of providing Joint Shipboard Helicopter Integration Process (JSHIP) training to USAF Special Operations Forces aircrew members. The JSHIP capability will allow USAF crews that do not normally operate from Navy ships to become familiar with and develop proficiency at shipboard landings under widely varying and demanding conditions. The … 20 September 2005 - Aero Simulation, Inc. of Tampa, Florida receives extension to Coast Guard Contract to support USCG Aviation Training Center - Mobile Tampa, Florida - September 20, 2005 - Aero Simulation Incorporated (ASI) today announced that the company has received an extension to its contract from the United States Coast Guard’s Aircraft Repair and Supply Center, Elizabeth City, NC to provide Integrated Modification, Operation and Maintenance Services for the USCG’s Aviation Training Center located in Mobile, Alabama. The contract calls for continued support of training and training devices for the HH-60, HH-65 and HU-25 aircraft. ASI has been supporting the Aviation Training Center as a dependable and responsive supplier to the Coast Guard aviation team since 1996. This award of an option year is for the period ending on 30 September 2006, the third year of a five-year contract. Annual options for two additional … 14 September 2005 - Aero Simulation, Inc. completes Critical Design Review on Naval Air Systems Command Orlando - Training Systems Division contract to Update Maintenance Trainers for MH-60R and MH-60S Helicopters Tampa, Florida - September 14, 2005 - Aero Simulation Inc., of Tampa, Florida (ASI) today announced that the company successfully completed the Critical Design Review milestone on a $9.3 million Delivery Order from the Naval Air Systems Command Orlando - Training Systems Division to modify SH-60B and SH-60F Composite Maintenance Trainers (CMTs) to match the configuration and systems of the U.S. Navy’s new MH-60R and MH-60S helicopters. The successful completion of the Critical Design Review is a significant milestone marking the transition from design activities to code, build and test activities. When these trainers are placed in service, Navy helicopter maintenance trainees will now be able to arrive at squadron assignments trained on devices with a new degree of fidelity and … 17 February 2004 - Aero Simulation, Inc. completes Critical Design Review on Naval Air Systems Command Orlando - Training Systems Division contract to Update Maintenance Trainers for MH-60R and MH-60S Helicopters Tampa, Florida - September 14, 2005 - Aero Simulation Inc., of Tampa, Florida (ASI) today announced that the company successfully completed the Critical Design Review milestone on a $9.3 million Delivery Order from the Naval Air Systems Command Orlando - Training Systems Division to modify SH-60B and SH-60F Composite Maintenance Trainers (CMTs) to match the configuration and systems of the U.S. Navy’s new MH-60R and MH-60S helicopters. The successful completion of the Critical Design Review is a significant milestone marking the transition from design activities to code, build and test activities. When these trainers are placed in service, Navy helicopter maintenance trainees will now be able to arrive at squadron assignments trained on devices with a new degree of fidelity and …
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