Registration Underway for Redbird Migration

Redbird has invited aviation and K-12 STEM educators to learn more about using Redbird technology to enhance flight training.

Meg Godlewski

Thursday, December 14, 2023 at 07:10 PM ET

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Redbird has invited aviation and K-12 STEM educators to learn more about using Redbird technology to enhance flight training. [Courtesy: Redbird]

Key Takeaways:

The 14th Redbird Migration conference, an annual event for users of Redbird Flight simulation technology, focuses on teaching the correct application of aviation training devices for a better learning experience.
The free conference will take place March 5-6 at the Lone Star Flight Museum in Houston, with a capacity limit of 350 attendees.
It targets aviation educators, K-12 STEM teachers, and flight instructors, featuring keynote speakers from the aviation industry and breakout sessions on topics like simulator marketing, CFI best practices, and classroom integration.
A key theme highlights simulators as the "lab part" of education, allowing hands-on application of concepts to build muscle memory and enhance learning.

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Learning to use an aviation training device commonly referred to as a flight simulator is a lot like all the tools on a Swiss Army knife—you will have a much better experience if you learn how to correctly apply them to a given situation.

That’s the premise out of the 14th Redbird Migration, the annual conference designed for the users of Redbird Flight simulation technology, from the desktop-mounted Jay for home and classroom use to the Redbird AMS, a full motion, highly immersive, cockpit-specific, FAA-certified Advanced Aviation Training Device (AATD) for turbine aircraft.