Active Flight Deck: 737

Experience a virtual flight deck environment in this add-on to the popular IXEG 737. Includes a virtual first officer who responds to voice commands to assist in both standard and emergency procedures. Designed with HOTAS and VR pilots in mind, your first officer will handle the typical duties of a real world co-pilot, allowing you to fly the aircraft, and at the same time teaching you actual checklists and procedures used daily in 737’s around the planet.

  • X-Plane 10/11
  • Windows compatible
  • Integrated voice recognition (just plug and play)
  • Default English voice interaction
  • Multiple language customization available
  • All checklists and procedures from pre-flight through shutdown
  • Fully interactive experience, all buttons and switches thrown realistically
  • Custom push back module/procedure
  • Expected release 4th quarter of 2019

 

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Description

Finally a seamless virtual flight deck environment for X-Plane that allows the user to interact with a first officer through voice commands alone. You are no longer alone in the cockpit. Designed with VR and HOTAS pilots in mind, Active Flight Deck will allow you to focus on flying the plane, leaving the the button twirling in the hands of your capable first officer.

Researched

Developed using real world checklists and procedures, Active Flight Deck aims to deliver the most authentic experience possible.

Seamless

Just start X-Plane and start interacting. No 3rd party applications need to be running outside of X-Plane. All you need is a microphone and you are ready to fly.

Flexible

Although Active Flight Deck comes with a default English sound set, customization couldn’t be easier. Just edit the speech recognition files (XML), replace the sound files and you are set to share your files with the global community.

Evolving

Currently the product only covers the first officer’s duties inside the cockpit, but based on popularity, future plans include a fully interactive ATC experience with the first officer, reading clearances, acknowledging instructions and handling the radios.