Hands on, flame free
Trainees handle a real extinguisher and feel genuine heat, with none of the hazard, permits or consumables of live-fire training.
Real extinguisher, real heat
AirVR Fire Trainer
The Fire Trainer brings together what virtual reality does best — immersive scenario training and detailed data — and keeps the two things VR cannot reproduce: the weight of the extinguisher in your hands and the sensation of heat.
It is a mobile setup that installs at your base in 10 m². Hand tracking means no controllers, so trainees operate a real extinguisher with their hands. There is no open flame, yet trainees still see and feel the fire in front of them.
It supports mandatory onboarding and recurrent fire training across multiple scenarios and aircraft types.
SpecificationFIRE TRAINER
- Footprint
- 10 m²
- Input
- Hand tracking
- Extinguisher
- Real, on stand
- Heat
- Radiant, no flame
- Mobility
- Relocatable
Hands-on firefighting, without the fire ground
Every scenario, every type
Supports all aircraft types and special scenarios, including dense smoke, so crew rehearse the situation rather than a generic fire.
No negative training
Each step follows the real emergency procedure, so what crew practise is exactly what they are expected to do in service.
Instructor time back
VR delivers the repetitive instruction and correction, freeing instructors for the moments that need a human.
Recorded and reportable
All training data is captured for detailed statistics and per-trainee performance reports.
Optional stressors
Smoke and noise can be layered on to raise the pressure once the basic procedure is secure.
What ships
System components
We recommend adding a large LCD screen so waiting trainees can watch the session. Software updates are deployed by AirVR to the headsets.
- VR headset with hand tracking
- Fire extinguisher with stand
- Heater
- Control box
- Control PC
Get started
See it in your cabin
Tell us the fleet and the syllabus. We will show you the drills running on your aircraft type, online or at our facility in Copenhagen.