Training Tech Company Raises $24M in Series B Funding

Loft Dynamics’ offerings will include new airliner simulators.

Zach Vasile

Thursday, August 21, 2025 at 06:00 AM ET

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Assembly line production of Loft's helicopter flight simulators. (Photo: Loft Dynamics)

Key Takeaways:

Loft Dynamics secured $24 million in Series B funding, totaling $60 million, to advance its virtual reality (VR) training systems for commercial airline pilots.
The company, known for the world's only FAA/EASA-qualified VR helicopter simulator, is expanding its VR offerings to include Boeing 737 and Airbus A320 aircraft.
Loft Dynamics' technology aims to revolutionize pilot training by making it more realistic, accessible, and cost-effective, addressing industry bottlenecks and reducing reliance on expensive traditional simulators.
New developments include multi-crew VR cockpits with haptics, body/eye-tracking, performance measurement, replayable lessons (LoftWIN), and a spatial computing-powered kit for remote, continuous skill development.

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Flight training technology company Loft Dynamics announced Thursday it has raised $24 million in series B funding as it develops and refines virtual reality training systems for commercial airline pilots.

Loft Dynamics, which is co-headquartered in Santa Monica, California, and Zurich, developed the world’s only FAA- and EASA-qualified virtual reality (VR) helicopter simulator. It is now preparing to roll out next-generation simulators for the helicopter market and the Boeing 737 and Airbus A320.