Spatial

Spatial builds cabin crew training simulators for airlines and training schools around the world. Its devices copy real aircraft cabins and safety situations. Crews can practise service tasks, door drills and emergency evacuations on equipment that looks and feels like the real aircraft. Spatial also offers contract manufacturing of parts and assemblies.

The aviation range starts with safety training. Spatial makes aircraft door trainers and virtual door trainers that help crews learn door operation and evacuation steps. It builds cabin emergency evacuation trainers that copy a full cabin for evacuation drills. It also makes virtual slide trainers and supplies emergency slides and rafts.

Cabin service trainers copy the passenger cabin so crews can train for service and cabin management. They can be partial or full fuselage. They include cabin lighting, call systems, communication systems and interphones. Lavatories, galleys and mood lighting can be added. Economy, business and first class seat layouts can match the airline fleet. Examples include an A320 trainer for easyJet, a B787 trainer for United Airlines and a hybrid A330 and B737 trainer for MAB Academy.

Spatial also builds crew rest compartment trainers and cockpit trainers. It makes replica aircraft seats for training use. Upgrades are listed as another service for customers who want to improve their training devices.

Recent projects show the range of aircraft types. Spatial delivered a series of door trainers to Qantas in Perth, covering multiple aircraft types. It completed an Airbus A321 cabin emergency evacuation trainer for Icelandair in Reykjavik. It finished a Boeing 737 cabin emergency evacuation trainer for Alaska Airlines in Seattle. It also delivered the hybrid A330 and B737 cabin service trainer in Malaysia.

Spatial lists customers across Europe, North America, the Middle East, Asia, Oceania and South America. They include Aer Lingus, Air New Zealand, Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, British Airways, Delta, Emirates, Etihad, Finnair, Iberia, Korean Air, Lufthansa and NetJets. Training providers such as CAE and Dynamic Advanced Training also appear on the list.

Spatial supports its devices after delivery. Its support teams handle routine maintenance and fast technical help to keep downtime low. They work with the company's engineers, which suits busy training operations. Customers can reach support by email or phone.

Services

• Aircraft door trainers
• Virtual door trainers
• Cabin emergency evacuation trainers
• Cabin service trainers
• Virtual slide trainers
• Crew rest compartment trainers
• Cockpit trainers
• Emergency slides and rafts
• Replica aircraft seats
• Contract manufacturing