Meteksan exports damage control simulator to Asian navy
The Damage Control Simulator achieves a 15-degree rolling effect with hydraulics to replicate sea conditions. (Photo: Meteksan)
The recent order from an Asian customer takes the number of countries that have ordered Meteksan's shipboard Damage Control Simulator to five.
On March 13, Turkish defence company Meteksan announced a new export deal to an Asian navy via social media, making it the first supplier to export ship damage control and fire-fighting simulators to five countries worldwide.
Speaking to Shephard, Meteksan’s international sales, marketing and corporate reputation director, Burak Akbas, said: 'We recently increased the number of naval forces that prefer our Damage Control Simulator [DCSIM] to five with a new contract we signed with an Asian country.
'We intend to complete the delivery, acceptance, and training of the simulator within two years of signing the contract.'
He also underlined
Already have an account? Log in
Want to keep reading this article?
Read this Article
Get access to this article with a Free Basic Account
- Original curated content, daily across air, land and naval domains
- 1 free story per week
- Personalised news alerts
- Daily and weekly newsletters
- Free magazine subscription to all our titles
- Downloadable equipment data handbooks
- Distribution rights (Corporate only)
Unlimited Access
Access to all our premium news as a Premium News 365 Member. Corporate subscriptions available.
- Original curated content, daily across air, land and naval domains
- 14-day free trial (cancel at any time)
- Unlimited access to all published premium news
- 10-year news archive access
- Downloadable equipment data handbooks
- Distribution rights (Corporate only)
More from Training
-
![Improbable in talks to sell defence business following US closure as company follows Metaverse path]()
Improbable in talks to sell defence business following US closure as company follows Metaverse path
Improbable is reportedly in talks to sell its Skyral battlefield simulation technology as the company focuses on its Metaverse business, following the closure of its US defence operations.
-
![Ukrainian crews to complete Challenger tank training]()
Ukrainian crews to complete Challenger tank training
The British Army has provided training on the Challenger 2 tank to Ukrainian soldiers ahead of a planned donation of 14 tanks to Kyiv.
-
![US Air Force jet trainer upgrade prevents obsolescence and improves availability]()
US Air Force jet trainer upgrade prevents obsolescence and improves availability
Contractor Field Aerospace has completed work on the Avionics Modification Program for the USAF's T-1 Jayhawk fleet to address obsolescence issues, increase aircraft availability and decrease sustainment costs.
-
![Varjo-Aechelon partnership on US Air Force training programme continues run of success for Finnish company]()
Varjo-Aechelon partnership on US Air Force training programme continues run of success for Finnish company
Aechelon and Varjo are collaborating to provide mixed reality (MR) technology for the USAF's 31st Combat Training Squadron to enhance readiness to combat evolving threats.
-
![Lockheed Martin wins contract for F-16 training and sustainment]()
Lockheed Martin wins contract for F-16 training and sustainment
Lockheed Martin has been awarded a $25 million contract to provide F-16 operational capability and maintenance training for international partner nations.
-
![Aeralis teams up with AI company on digital enterprise model for aircraft services]()
Aeralis teams up with AI company on digital enterprise model for aircraft services
Aeralis has signed an MoU with Aerogility to develop a digital enterprise model for aircraft services, focusing on optimising whole-life costs and aircraft availability
