Fleet Training Center
Simulator hours, recurrent training, type-rating infrastructure and long-term airline capacity.
- Simulator hours and recurrent training
- Airline contracts and long-term capacity
- Type-rating and checking infrastructure
FLEET / AVIATION TRAINING + SIMULATION TECHNOLOGY / UNDER DEVELOPMENT
Fleet is building a Brazilian aviation platform with two complementary verticals: a multi-platform pilot training center and simulation systems engineering, integration and lifecycle services.
Explore technical profilesRio de Janeiro, Brazil · Structured development program
01 / FLEET PLATFORM
Operational demand informs engineering priorities. Simulation technology expands capacity, recurring services and export potential.
Simulator hours, recurrent training, type-rating infrastructure and long-term airline capacity.
Simulator sales, integration, software, engineering, maintenance, upgrades, parts and lifecycle support.
02 / SIMULATOR PORTFOLIO
Commercial technical profiles for the target simulator portfolio. Each configuration remains subject to OEM selection, operator requirements and authority approval.
High-demand narrowbody platform and a logical anchor for recurring airline capacity.
Core portfolioWidebody training capability positioned for long-haul operators and Airbus fleet commonality.
Portfolio developmentNext-generation long-haul platform presented with a clearly separated, public external benchmark.
Portfolio developmentA configuration-led 737 capability designed around the installed fleet mix of airline customers.
Core portfolioMature long-haul training platform for operators requiring dedicated capacity and fleet matching.
Portfolio developmentLong-haul Dreamliner capability designed around engine, block-point and airline-option fidelity.
Portfolio developmentA strategic Embraer platform with strong potential to serve E2 operators across Latin America.
Strategic regional platformA future capability aligned with aircraft development and entry into service — not immediate simulator availability.
Development roadmap / future capability03 / FACILITY INTEGRATION
The building is part of the simulator architecture.
The facility concept is being developed around installation, motion performance, technical availability, maintainability and lifecycle support — not as a generic shell around training equipment.
High-bay simulator hall · scalable simulator bays · reinforced structural pads · structural isolation and vibration control.
Dedicated technical rooms and computer rooms · technical corridors · maintainability and OEM service access.
Three-phase electrical supply · power quality strategy · UPS for defined critical loads · grounding and protection studies.
Dedicated HVAC · CRAC where applicable · heat-load zoning · resilience and serviceability planning.
Overhead lifting / bridge-crane readiness · large installation opening · rigging and heavy-equipment interfaces.
Project-cargo route · truck and lifting-equipment access · staging area · installation sequencing and protected laydown.
MASTERPLAN ALLOWANCES
Masterplan allowances — not final construction specifications.
Final foundations, loads, electrical systems, HVAC, dimensions, tolerances, logistics access and interfaces can only be frozen after OEM selection and receipt of the selected simulator Facility Requirements Specification.
04 / COMMERCIAL INTERFACE
A configuration-led commercial model designed to align training capacity with the operator’s aircraft and operational baseline.
Engine fit · avionics baseline · software and option control
Recurrent training · type-rating support · checking · EBT / LOFT
Dedicated capacity · long-term hour blocks · strategic training partnerships
05 / PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT
Market, technical, regulatory and implementation work is being advanced in parallel. These exploratory workstreams do not represent approvals, contracts or formal partnerships.
Airline outreach and demand research
Simulator manufacturer conversations, ANAC interaction and data/licensing investigation
Engineering and R&D partner mapping, Rio infrastructure studies and innovation financing strategy
Fleet is structuring procurement and deployment around facility integration, qualification readiness, acceptance, maintainability and lifecycle support from the beginning of the program.
The Seed stage is designed to build the company, specialist team and technical architecture required to reach the next institutional milestone.
Open investor area06 / REGULATORY ARCHITECTURE
Designed to pursue ANAC, FAA and EASA qualification pathways. Scope, device level and approvals will depend on the selected OEM configuration, training program and each authority’s evaluation.
Target qualification · subject to authority approval
Target qualification · subject to authority approval
Target qualification · subject to authority approval