Sojo Univ. introduces flight simulator

Sojo Univ. introduces flight simulator

Photo taken March 25, 2015, shows the flight simulator introduced in April by Sojo University in the southwestern Japanese city of Kumamoto to train pilots. It is the first case of a Japanese educational institution using a simulator of a passenger aircraft. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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