Coming soon to Steam: “Insanely realistic” VR training software for flight attendants
The “Airline Flight Attendant Simulator VR” will soon be a VR simulator for flight attendants on Steam, which is actually used to train staff. The developers advertise, among other things, with a realistic representation that should prepare you for extreme situations.
Despite the usually somewhat outdated graphics of corresponding games, VR headsets offer an immersion that is unattainable with a normal screen. This makes them interesting not only for diving into virtual worlds in the evening, but also as a training tool, for example. In this way, employees can practice their behavior in critical and/or rarely occurring situations. A simulator designed specifically for this purpose will soon be publicly available on Steam.
Game offshoot of a simulator
Specifically, it’s about the title Airline Flight Attendant Simulator VR, which is scheduled for release on December 15, according to the Steam product page. As the name suggests, the game is a simulator for flight attendants. However, this does not concentrate on the everyday life of this professional group, but on the extreme situations – which fortunately occur very rarely. As a flight attendant, players should learn how to use the safety equipment on the plane and how to react in difficult situations in the event of a fire or even a plane crash.
“Your role is that of a flight attendant and your job is to rescue the passengers, the flight crew and yourself. You will learn how to prepare safety equipment before flight and how to react in extreme conditions when every second counts . Various tasks include rapid and slow depressurization of the aircraft, smoke and fire in various parts of the aircraft, emergency landing and ditching (emergency landing at sea).”
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The title is supposed to shine particularly through realism: The developers say that, for example, the representation of the aircraft, the luggage, the soundscape and gravity should be “insanely realistic”. Basic expertise is obviously available, because the Airline Flight Attendant Simulator is being developed by AVIAR.
This same company already offers the simulator as a professional version for employee training at airlines. Unfortunately, nothing is known about the potential differences between the professional and the Steam version. So you’ll probably have to wait until release to see if the flight attendant simulator – like other simulators on Steam – also allows for a little less serious gameplay.
Source: Steam
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