Precision Flight Controls

Precision Flight Controls (PFC) engineers and builds flight simulators and flight training devices. It was established in 1990 and says it has more than 36 years of experience. The company is based at 2747 Mercantile Drive in Rancho Cordova, California.

PFC serves general, commercial and military aviation. Its simulators are described as FAA approved flight training devices and AATD simulators. The company says it can customize its core products to copy nearly any aircraft, from single-engine planes and turboprops to jets and helicopters.

Manufacturing runs from concept design to firmware and software, integration, testing and production. The site names open cockpit systems called the CRX and GTX and closed cockpit systems called the DCX MAX and Modular Flight Deck. It also mentions virtual reality devices for fixed wing and helicopter training. Type specific devices are listed for the Beechcraft King Air and G58, Cessna Caravan and 172, Kodiak, Piper Archer and Seminole, Pilatus PC12, and Bell 206 and 407 helicopters.

PFC partners with D-BOX, Garmin, Jeppesen ForeFlight, PilotEdge and X-Plane. The site says it has supplied simulators and parts to Northrop Grumman, Lockheed Martin, Rockwell Collins, General Dynamics, Honeywell and Boeing. Named customers include Embry Riddle University, Auburn University, the University of Illinois, the US Navy, the US Air Force, the FAA and NASA.

Product features include a tip to tail warranty and remote access support. The website has a quote request, a contact page with sales, technical support, and parts and service lines, and an account sign-in. The main phone number is (916) 414-1310.