Air Safety World vs MCAS Simulation

From the creators of “Prepare for Impact”, in the context of an international aviation safety project (http://hcilab.uniud.it/aviation/), this first-of-its kind, feature-packed app immerses you in the world of air safety through lots of engaging, interactive 3D experiences: Safety Coach - Choose your personal coach between Kate and Luke, our AI-based, expert flight attendants. They will always be willing to explain you any aspect of passenger safety you are interested in, and guide you with personalized feedback as you try out safety procedures first-hand. Games Room - Have fun with different aviation safety games, made to meet different tastes. They range from simulations that put you in charge of coordinating aircraft evacuations (AirEvac: Land and AirEvac: Sea) to fast-paced first-person action (aircraft Door Ninja) and more casual and humorous games (Plane Escape and Launch Vest). Your Fleet - Build your own fleet, choosing among real aircraft operated by airlines today. You can personalize the livery of each aircraft, the features of your home base airport, inspect your airliners, and even send them to transport passengers and travel miles around the world. Note that, as always, our apps are completely free and all their features can be unlocked by just playing (no interrupting ads, and no in-app purchases at all).

MCAS simulation is an immersive (AUGMENTED REALITY) news report in the form of a METAVERSE game that will give you a better understanding of how the MCAS works and how it led to Boeing 737 MAX crashes of Lion Air Flight 610 and Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 that you probably heard or read in the news. This simulation is going to consist of 8 parts with each part lasting about five to eight minutes. It is going to be structured in a way that you can easily skip a part and come back to it later. Each stage is important in vividly understanding the game as a whole. This game is for aviation enthusiasts who are interested in deepening their understanding not just of the MCAS, but also of how an airplane works through their interaction with the game.