Simworld

Simworld is a Polish company that designs and builds Boeing 737 flight simulators. Established in 2009, the company supplies simulator equipment for aviation enthusiasts, commercial entertainment, and flight training. Its products range from basic cockpit components and procedure trainers to enclosed Boeing 737 simulators and approved training devices. Simworld is located in Komorniki, Poland, and has delivered simulator systems to customers in more than 50 countries.

Boeing 737 Flight Simulator Systems

Simworld focuses on reproducing the cockpit and controls of the Boeing 737.

Its main product is a complete B737 flight simulator built with the company's own hardware. Customers can select different types of systems depending on how they plan to use the simulator.

A basic B737 trainer allows users to practice cockpit procedures. More complete systems include enclosed cockpits with working flight controls and instruments.

Simworld also develops training devices intended for aviation schools and professional training organizations.

The company designs simulator panels, electronics, and flight control systems rather than working only as a store for individual hobby parts.

Flight Training and Approved Devices

Since 2020, Simworld and FTD.aero have supplied several types of Boeing 737 simulator systems.

These include B737 Procedure Trainers, enclosed Fixed Base B737 FTD Simulators, and EASA or FAA approved flight simulation training devices.

The approved systems include B737 FNPT II APS MCC and B737 AATD configurations.

These devices serve different training needs. Procedure trainers focus on cockpit tasks, while more complete flight training systems support structured pilot training.

Simworld's customers include aviation institutions, universities, flight schools, and airlines.

Company History and Development

Simworld began in 2009 with an interest in aviation and electronics.

The company first developed parts and components for Boeing 737 simulators. It later moved into building complete cockpit systems.

In 2013, Simworld presented its first enclosed, fixed-base, fully functional Boeing 737 simulator.

In 2015, that simulator became part of the GearUP! showroom and research operation.

GearUP! continues to serve as a development simulator and is used by training organizations for MCC, IR, and ME courses.

In January 2018, the company reached another stage in meeting EASA requirements for its simulator systems.

Hardware and Simulator Operation

Simworld designs its own electronics for controlling cockpit panels and flight controls.

Its systems use the industrial CANBUS standard to connect and manage simulator hardware.

The GearUP! simulator has recorded nearly 10,000 flight hours and welcomed more than 12,000 visitors.

It remains part of the company's work in simulator testing and development.

For pilots and aviation fans, Simworld offers a way to experience Boeing 737 cockpit systems without flying the aircraft. Its range covers personal simulation projects, commercial entertainment, and structured aviation training.