Adacel Technologies Limited has agreed to deliver three integrated MaxSim Aerodrome and Radar simulators to the Barbados Civil Aviation Training Centre (BCATC).
The company says these simulators will enhance BCATC’s training capabilities by providing high-fidelity, integrated simulation environments that support the development and certification of air traffic controllers to international standards.
Daniel Verret, CEO of Adacel commented: “Being selected by the Barbados Ministry of Tourism and International Transport and BCATC is a significant milestone for Adacel.
“Our MaxSim simulators are designed to deliver realistic, operationally representative training that enhances safety, efficiency, and confidence for air traffic controllers. We are proud to support BCATC in strengthening its role as a regional center of excellence for aviation training.”
The integrated MaxSim Aerodrome and Radar simulators will enable BCATC to deliver comprehensive, scenario-based training across both tower and radar operations.
“This investment reflects our continued commitment to maintaining the highest standards of aviation safety and training in Barbados,” said Charley Browne, Permanent
Secretary of International Transport.
“Partnering with Adacel to deploy state-of-the-art simulation technology at the Barbados Civil Aviation Training Centre will enhance safety-centric training, strengthen our national and regional aviation capabilities and support the ongoing development of highly skilled air traffic control professionals.”
