FlyRight to Relocate King Air C90A Sim to Brazil

Company will deliver its Level C full flight simulator to the largest regional aircraft training center in Latin America.

Jack Daleo

Monday, October 19, 2026 at 08:00 AM ET

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FlyRight plans to relocate a Beechcraft King Air simulator to Brazil starting in November. [Credit: FlyRight]

Key Takeaways:

North Carolina-based FlyRight is relocating a King Air C90A Level C full flight simulator to EPA Training Center in Brazil, with the move commencing in November.
The initiative aims to address high South American demand for advanced turboprop simulation, offering localized and high-quality training.
The simulator is expected to receive formal ANAC certification for pilot training by early next year, with initial training sessions scheduled for the second quarter of 2027.
This relocation will provide Brazilian and multinational operators with access to advanced, Portuguese-language training domestically, reducing costs and travel for pilots.

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North Carolina-based FlyRight plans to relocate a Beechcraft King Air simulator to Brazil starting in November, the Part 142 flight training center said Monday.

The company will deliver its King Air C90A Level C full flight simulator to EPA Training Center, the largest regional aircraft training center in Latin America. It is scheduled to join EPA’s advanced training hub in Brazil, with initial training sessions planned for the second quarter of 2027 following transit, installation, testing, and certification.