Cockpit Flight Simulator Trainer
McDonnell F-101B 'Voodoo'
Cockpit simulators are used to train flight crews and to maintain their proficiency.
The complexity of simulator Convery. The Cockpit Procedures Trader (CPT) is a basic simulator that is used to training flight crew and cockpit, familiarization and checklist procedures. The CPT has no simulated aircraft systems or flight simulation. More complex flight simulators have computerized aircraft systems, and flight simulation that are programmed to expose flight crews to various combat and emergency scenarios. Flight simulators can be either fixed based or full motion simulators. This cockpit flight simulator trainer was used to train flight crews. For the McDonald F-101B Voodoo. The F-101B was an all-weather interceptor used by the Air Force in the air National Guard from 1959 through 1982. The pilot side of the front and the radar interceptor officer was in the back.
{Because the NDANG flew the F-101B in Fargo during the 1970s, I was very interested in seeing this.}