Case studies

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Sunclass Airlines faced the high cost and logistical difficulties of training their crew on a new aircraft before its delivery. Traditional options were either expensive or impractical, risking either high travel expenses or grounding the aircraft. Learn how Sunclass Airlines overcame the training challenges.

Air Greenland, with only one Airbus A330, needed to reduce aircraft visits for training to keep the plane available for flights. They sought an easy-to-use, modern solution that worked across multiple locations. Learn how they trained their crew effectively without using the aircraft.

Center Air Pilot Academy transformed pilot training with Panomio’s immersive 360° cockpit modules, allowing students to familiarize themselves with aircraft procedures. The result? Boosted student confidence, optimized instructor time, and reduced the backlog of flight sessions.

By getting familiar with the procedure through virtual guides, the patients are less anxious, the staff spends less time relieving patient’s doubts and can focus on the procedure itself. Saved time allows the clinic to see more patients.

Empower technicians to enter a lifelike turbine environment, practicing essential maintenance tasks from the comfort of their training room or home. This revolutionary approach is not just high-tech and uniform, but a key to reducing safety incidents.

This course brings housekeeping, reception and maintenance staff into a virtual hotel environment and guides them through instructions according to company manuals.

This course allows airline pilots to get familiar with the cockpit environment and procedures ahead of training sessions that take place in simulators. Once in a simulator, pilots are better prepared, perform standard and emergency procedures faster and make fewer mistakes, which creates more time for training more complex procedures in the simulator.

The course takes train drivers inside the virtual driver’s cab, where they can practice daily procedures. This reduces inconvenient logistics connected to training in real driver’s cab and brings new possibilities for training on train types still in production.

This course guides airline passengers through rules and recommendations from arrival at the airport to landing at their destination.

This short-and-to-the-point slide-based course guides the staff through essential theory and practical tips related to cyber security in aviation.