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Axial Aero

Axial Aero develops 360 degree flight simulators and aerospace technology for commercial and military customers.

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About Axial Aero

Axial Aero is a technology innovation company that works with aeronautical and aerospace products and services. The site says its interests include propulsion systems, simulation technology, hybrid electric aircraft and advanced control systems. Its products and services serve both commercial and military customers.

The site says the company was founded by two former fighter pilots. One later moved into commercial aviation and data science. The founding team also includes an electronics engineer and a software engineer. The site says the founders have more than 20 years of experience each. It also says they hold 11 patent applications, with 5 granted.

The main product on the site is a 360 degree, six degree of freedom flight simulator. The site says it rotates freely around the X, Y and Z axes and includes G force feedback. It says the simulator suits fighter aircraft, attack helicopters, other helicopters, eVTOL aircraft and drones. It also calls the simulator suitable as a spatial disorientation simulator and a UPRT trainer.

The site lists simulator specifications. The single seat version weighs about 1.8 tons and the two seat version about 2.5 tons. The roll rate is at least 120 degrees per second. The pitch and yaw rates are at least 60 degrees per second. The room needs to be at least 5 metres by 5 metres by 4 metres, with air conditioning and about 12 kVA of power.

The site says the prototype is in an advanced stage of development. It is being tested at the company's facility in Hyderabad, India. The company also rendered the 3D and flight model for a simulation of India's LCA Tejas. The site lists recognitions. These include fifth place among 1,700 applicants at the TiE Global Summit 2022. They also include a most innovative startup award among 2,200 entries at a 2023 summit linked to IIT Kharagpur.

The site also has a news item about a former fighter pilot who started the company. It describes the company's aim to build simulators for military training. The site has news, annual reports and a contact page.

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