ATR 42/72 FMS MCDU Training

general improvements

Learn the ATR 42/72 FMS by flying it, not by reading about it. This is a working flight management computer for iOS: a realistic FMS interface with a scratchpad that accepts and rejects entries, line-select keys, navigation pages, flight-plan editing, performance data and the complete workflow needed to build and manage an ATR flight. Every character on the display is produced by the model. Nothing on screen is a screenshot. Built for pilots converting onto the ATR 42/72, cadets preparing for airline selection, and anyone who wants the FMS to become second nature before paying for simulator hours. Key features: A comprehensive set of working FMS pages covering initialization, flight planning, navigation, performance, fuel prediction, radio navigation, waypoints, airports, departures, arrivals, approaches and flight-plan management The ATR 42/72 FMS layout and controls, including the scratchpad, line-select keys, page navigation and function keys, reproduced as a working interface rather than a static replica Real navigation data: worldwide aerodromes, runways, fixes, navaids, airways and published instrument procedures Published SIDs, STARs and approaches with runway and transition selection Complete flight-plan construction and editing, including direct-to navigation, route insertion, deletion and modification of waypoints Navigation and performance pages designed around the ATR workflow Realistic FMS messages and entry validation, including rejected entries and scratchpad behaviour Colour and display options designed to reproduce the characteristic ATR avionics presentation Works offline. The navigation database ships with the app Physical keyboard support on tablet and desktop A complete training flight can be flown with the free version, including airport and navigation data, flight-plan creation, direct routing and published procedures The full version unlocks the complete FMS page set, advanced flight planning, performance and fuel pages, published procedures, airway routing and additional training features Published procedures at every aerodrome in the database Airway routing Advanced flight-plan management Performance calculations and flight phases Fuel prediction and navigation information Radio navigation and approach information Saved routes and training sessions Live METAR and TAF weather Who it is for: Pilots converting onto the ATR 42/72 or preparing for a type rating Cadets and applicants preparing for airline selection Line crews keeping FMS handling sharp between rosters Instructors and training organisations