Simtek F-18 flight simulator showcasing realistic hardware for an immersive simulation experience. In the world of flight simulation and advanced training, precision and reliability are non-negotiable. Every component must perform flawlessly to create an immersive and effective training environment. This is why tailored control solutions are essential. They provide the exact functionality and durability required for high-stakes training scenarios. Off-the-shelf products often

https://www.simtekinc.com/projects/t-6-texas When primes build or refresh a T-6 training device, the mission is clear: deliver repeatable, reliable training that produces confident pilots—without losing time to hardware integration surprises, schedule slips, or fidelity gaps. That’s why primes choose Simtek  for T-6 high-fidelity simulated avionics . We design and manufacture simulator-grade control panels, displays, and instruments that help integrators hit performance requi

At Simtek , we manufacture high-fidelity simulated avionics with zero compromise . In the world of professional flight training, “close enough” simply isn’t good enough. Pilots, crews, and customers demand simulators that look, feel, and operate like the real aircraft—and that’s exactly what our hardware is built to deliver. Built for Form, Fit, and Function From control panels and displays  to complex instruments , every Simtek component is engineered for: Form  – Correct ph

When most people think of Simtek, they think high-fidelity simulated avionics —panels, displays, instruments, and controls that look, feel, and operate like the real OEM hardware. That reputation is earned. But it’s not the whole story. Beyond Avionics Starts With a Simple Question As training systems evolve, our customers are asking for more than cockpit avionics. They’re asking for complete, realistic training environments—equipment that supports real procedures, real workf

Why CH-47 Fidelity Matters The CH-47 Chinook is built for demanding missions—heavy lift, sling load operations, shipboard and austere environments, NVG operations, and complex crew coordination. When a training device doesn’t feel right, crews notice. Small mismatches in switch feel, annunciation behavior, lighting, or panel layout can undermine training value and increase integration risk. Prime contractors aren’t just buying parts—they’re buying fidelity, schedule confidenc