One-G Simulation Expands Into Canada With Swiss 12 Delivery to Air Bravo

PC-12 training device brings on-site simulator access to the Ontario-based regional carrier.

Meg Godlewski

Tuesday, October 27, 2026 at 12:30 PM ET

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Travis Tingle

Air Bravo install of one-G Simulaton Swiss 12 AATD [Credit: one-G Simulation]

Key Takeaways:

one-G Simulation has expanded into the Canadian market by delivering its Swiss 12 advanced aviation training device (AATD), based on the Pilatus PC-12, to Air Bravo Corp. in Thunder Bay, Ontario.
Air Bravo, a regional airline, has also placed an order for a second custom-developed one-G device, replicating the Cessna 408 SkyCourier.
The on-site Swiss 12 AATD enables Air Bravo pilots to conduct convenient, aircraft-specific training for procedures and emergency scenarios, enhancing proficiency and meeting regulatory standards without extensive travel.

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Seattle-based one-G Simulation has expanded into the Canadian market with the delivery and installation of its Swiss 12 advanced aviation training device (AATD) to Air Bravo Corp. in Thunder Bay, Ontario.

Air Bravo is a regional airline providing cargo, charter, and medevac services. The Swiss 12 is based on the Pilatus PC-12, one of the most utilized single-engine turboprops by medevac and charter companies.