As part of an innovation project conducted in collaboration with Turkish Airlines, E2DAS has developed the **Cabin Service Training Simulator** to provide the highest level of support for flight crews’ in-cabin operational processes and training for emergency scenarios. The project is a hardware- and software-based training platform that simulates the experience of a real aircraft cabin.

The system has been specifically designed and modeled for four main aircraft types—including wide-body and narrow-body models—namely the Airbus A330, Airbus A320, Boeing 737, and Boeing 777. By precisely simulating the functionality of control panels, communication interfaces, buttons, and displays found in actual aircraft cabins, the system provides a comprehensive, hands-on training environment that enables flight crews to effectively and accurately operate in-cabin systems across different aircraft types.

To maximize the realism of the training experience, ambient cabin sounds, acoustic feedback, and visual effects are dynamically simulated. This allows flight crews to experience not only routine operational processes but also potential crisis situations that may arise during a flight under conditions that closely resemble reality.

The project architecture is designed to simulate critical and high-risk scenarios such as fire safety, decompression (cabin pressure loss), emergency evacuation, and emergency landing. The training system aims to ensure the full implementation of standard operating procedures (SOPs) while also developing crew members’ communication, coordination, and crisis management skills. This maximizes the operational readiness of cabin crews, thereby enhancing their ability to respond quickly and effectively to emergencies.