Boeing’s P-8 training system provides comprehensive, realistic, aircrew training at a fraction of the cost of live aircraft training. The goal is to provide combat-ready air, mission and maintenance crews in support of all platform missions, with a combination of equipment, software, courseware, personnel and logistical support. Boeing’s turnkey training solution accurately simulates aircraft and mission systems, permitting sophisticated mission rehearsals with unmatched realism.
P-8 Training Quick Facts
The first trainers, which were developed and built in St. Louis, were delivered to the U.S. Navy in 2011.
Boeing has delivered more than two dozen electronic classrooms to the U.S. Navy’s P-8A Integrated Training Center at Naval Air Station Jacksonville, Fla.
The U.S. Navy uses Boeing’s ground based P-8 Training system to complete up to 70 percent of required training. Only 30 percent of P-3 Orion training occurs on the ground.
Boeing’s P-8 training system provides comprehensive, realistic, aircrew training at a fraction of the cost of live aircraft training. The goal is to provide combat-ready air, mission and maintenance crews in support of all platform missions, with a combination of equipment, software, courseware, personnel and logistical support. Boeing’s turnkey training solution accurately simulates aircraft and mission systems, permitting sophisticated mission rehearsals with unmatched realism.
P-8 Training Quick Facts
- The first trainers, which were developed and built in St. Louis, were delivered to the U.S. Navy in 2011.
- Boeing has delivered more than two dozen electronic classrooms to the U.S. Navy’s P-8A Integrated Training Center at Naval Air Station Jacksonville, Fla.
- The U.S. Navy uses Boeing’s ground based P-8 Training system to complete up to 70 percent of required training. Only 30 percent of P-3 Orion training occurs on the ground.
