This morning I woke up to an email stating that Angle of Attack’s 737NGX Training now had a review up on Avsim. Getting a review on Avsim is a big deal- lots of viewers, lots of potential for both the good AND bad. Our Training is great, so we knew the review would be great too.
Over the past several weeks we’ve been releasing quite a few 737 FlightWork Flights. FlightWork is our way of training pilots to fly the aircraft by taking them on real routes, and showing them everything from startup, to shutdown.
This is for you 737NGX drivers out there that haven’t quite jumped on the band-wagon yet and joined our in depth training for this aircraft. Admittedly, we don’t do a great job sharing with you just how in depth our training is. Today, I want to give you a deep look at just how detailed our training is.
This is a first for the 737NGX Training. After completing GroundWork, an awesome review from Avsim is now out detailing the entirety of this product. They went into great detail on each and every section. We’re impressed!
Over the past 11 months our team has been working their buns off delivering our most comprehensive systems training to date. Thousands of hours, many meetings, and a whole lot of hard work and perspiration later, we’re DONE!
As I mentioned last week, FlightWork is on approach. This means that just around the corner will be a lot of final planning, eventual filming, and then the lessons showing up in your Training Dashboard. But, let’s not get ahead … Continued
Wow, what an exciting week it’s been! With the release of the PMDG 737NGX, the whole flightsim community has lit up with a rejuvenated energy for this wonderful hobby of ours.
Join in on the excitement as we await the release of the PMDG 737NGX. Here we will post the most up to date news, and what we’re up to as well in creating the Training. Join the conversation!
Nick is back with another PMDG 737NGX video, this one weighing in under 50 minutes in length.
PMDG announces pricing for the PMDG 737NGX as well as details about what models will be released first, what the future of the simulation will be, and so on. It’ll only set you back…
