Archive · 25 Sep 2025
T-Works to Develop Advanced Flight Simulators, Reducing Imports
Imagine a machine that helps pilots train without being in a real plane.
That's a flight simulator.
A facility called T-Works in Hyderabad is building these simulators for all kinds of planes.
They're like giant video games for pilots, letting them practice flying in all sorts of situations.
Right now, India has to buy these simulators from other countries, costing a lot of money.
The new simulators being made in Hyderabad will be cheaper and even better.
They can move in all directions, giving pilots a more realistic experience.
This will help India become more self-sufficient in advanced training technology, meaning they don't have to rely on others.
T-Works is developing advanced full motion flight simulators.
Axial Aero Private Limited will begin commercial production of the simulators.
Telangana IT Minister reviewed the project at T-Works.
The new simulators will be more affordable than imported ones.
The simulators feature a 360-degree unlimited motion platform.
- Who
- T-Works and Axial Aero Private Limited are developing flight simulators.
- What
- Development of next-generation full motion flight simulators for various aircraft, including passenger aircraft, to reduce import dependency.
- When
- Commercial production is expected to begin soon.
- Where
- Hyderabad, Telangana.
- Why
- To reduce reliance on imports and provide more affordable and advanced pilot training technology.
- Organization
- T-Works, Axial Aero Private Limited
- Location
- Hyderabad, Telangana
- Simulator Type
- Full Motion Flight Simulators (Level-D)
- Current Status
- Commercial production to begin soon
- Cost (Imported)
- Approximately Rs 50 crore
- Cost (Axial Aero)
- Rs 25-30 crore
- Motion Platform
- 360-degree unlimited motion