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AomeAirline AR-42tc Accident Response Training Plane

AR42 series, twin-engine turboprop airliner.
A small passenger plane developed to start the aviation business at Aome Railways.
The most important feature of this aircraft is the ability to train the pilot's ability to respond to accidents by actually causing a machine failure, sensor malfunction, engine stop, etc.
Although it can be operated as a normal passenger plane, various failures and abnormalities can be generated from the "fault simulation console" hidden in the rear wall.
Are you tired of not breaking without hitting?:p

"""In-flight equipment and accident response are not always designed in the same way as in reality"""


6/12
-Improves unstable floor
-Add automatic heater
-Stabilization of behavior

ーWhen flying normallyー
1 Turn on the “main battery” switch, “hydraulic” switch and “cockpit interface”.

2 Turn on EngineStarter, FuelPump, and wait for the engine to start. Turn on the beacon and landing lights.

3 Set the target altitude on the keypad in the center of the cockpit before takeoff. The unit is meters.
Turn on the parking brake cut switch, move to the runway, and take off.

4 When landing, turn on the auto brake behind the throttle and confirm that the lamp lights before landing.
The buzzer will sound when the landing gear is removed while flying at an altitude of 150 m or less.

ーIn emergency training modeー
1 Board the aircraft and inspect the wall between the toilet and the drink server, you will find the console.

2 Turn on the abnormal situation you want to experience from the bottom four of the six panels. You can select multiple items at the same time. Those with (test) are currently in testing and not yet implemented.

3 After making your selection, turn on the emergency training Mode switch in the upper left. The time to failure occurrence is randomly determined and counting starts. If you want to stop halfway, press the reset button.

4 Then return to the cockpit and run "When flying normally".


I am a Japanese just starting to study English. Sorry for the hard-to-read sentences. Please let me know if you find any typos or wrong words.

Please let me know if you have any design mistakes. We will fix it immediately.