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Simulator FAQ
What ALX is, what you can use it for, and why pilots choose Stick n Throttle.
What is SnT ALX Simulator all about?
ALX (Airline Experience) is a structured, airline-style training program conducted entirely in a high-fidelity simulator environment. It replicates real-world airline operations from day one.
You don’t just “fly” — you operate like an airline pilot.
What is SnT ALX used for?
Accreditations and credits across the training pathway, including:
- PPL (A) — 5 hours Dual Training
- Night Rating (A) — 5 hours Dual Instrument Training
- Instrument Rating — initial dual hours, integrated course hours, recency (two approaches), revalidation, PBN certification
- Flight Instructors Rating — Grade III initial, night/instrument & FSTD endorsements, revalidation, Skills Test Grade I
- Multi Engine & Multi Engine IR simulator credits toward minima
- Initial Skills Tests — IR, ATPL, FI Grade I
- Revalidation Flight Tests — IR, FI (all Grades), ATPL
Why choose SnT ALSIM ALX?
- Real airline operational environment
- Structured airline-ready mindset development
- Scenario-based training
- Instructor-led debriefing and performance analysis
- Professional cockpit culture from day one
What makes SnT different?
At Stick n Throttle, we don’t just teach procedures — we develop airline-ready pilots.
How do I book a simulator session?
Whether you’re preparing for your PPL, CPL Test, Instrument Rating, an airline interview, or want structured jet transition training — SnT ALX positions you ahead of the competition.
Book online via SEAMS, or contact us to schedule your assessment session.
Still have questions?
Call or email the office — we’ll help you pick the right profile.