Redbird Flight announced at Oshkosh AirVenture 2022 a... well, not a "product" exactly, but a technology it is developing to merge a real-world flight sim and a virtual reality headset that allows the pilot to "see" in 360 degrees. It's an amalgam of the hardware-based world and at least two others that are created in order to make the experience of being in a sim, even a fixed-motion one, come to life. The mind, some Madison Avenue publicity wonk once said, is a terrible thing to waste. When it comes to flight training, and this might sound obvious, the mind is a wonderful thing to take advantage of, and Redbird Flight's latest futuristic flight sim device puts the mind to work, and without the sim pilot's gray matter breaking a sweat.
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