<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true">Varjo's technology powers the first mixed reality flight simulation training device qualified to EASA standards.The NOVASIM MR DA-42 simulator by BRUNNER Elektronik AG achieved FNPT II qualification.The simulator uses Varjo's XR-4 Focal Edition headset to create a photorealistic mixed reality cockpit environment.Varjo's headset was crucial in meeting EASA's rigorous standards for mixed reality flight training.Europe's first formal recognition of mixed reality-based training for civilian flight hours was achieved with this certification.The Varjo-powered simulator offers enhanced training compared to traditional devices by integrating dynamic scene rendering and real-time responses.The integration of eye-tracking in the simulator helps capture trainees' visual attention during critical scenarios.BRUNNER Elektronik AG and Lufthansa Aviation Training are key players in redefining aviation training with this mixed reality simulator.The simulator combines Swiss engineering with XR technology to provide realism and flexibility in pilot training.The EASA qualification could accelerate XR adoption in pilot training and pave the way for further regulatory approvals.The certification signifies a milestone in pilot training for civil aviation and a shift towards mixed reality solutions.Varjo and BRUNNER Elektronik AG express their pride in achieving this EASA qualification for mixed reality simulation.Lufthansa Aviation Training has been instrumental in supporting the project and advancing the mixed reality simulator technology.The Varjo XR-4 headset proves essential in creating a reliable and cost-effective solution for the aviation industry.The use of mixed reality in flight training represents a scalable and operational solution for the industry.The innovative features of the Varjo-powered simulator promise unmatched realism and practicality in pilot training.