Re-Hosting Production Avionics Software into Commercial Simulation Host Computers

Core aerospace engineering and protocols for Avionics Re-Hosting (ARINC 610B).

The Cost Barrier of Aircraft Flight Hardware in Simulators

Building a full-flight simulator using actual production aircraft computers (LRUs) is prohibitively expensive and creates maintenance headaches when flight hardware breaks down in heavy commercial training centers.

Software Re-Hosting via Virtual Emulation

AvionicsSimulator re-hosts the original aircraft software according to ARINC 610B: the exact flight management system, navigation display, and warning code executes on standard COTS multi-core computers, providing 100% bug-for-bug fidelity with the real aircraft at a fraction of the hardware cost.

ARINC 610B Guidelines: Standardizing software re-hosting interfaces for flight training devices.
Exact Code Execution: Running identical production binary algorithms for FMS and autopilot.
Memory & State Freezing: Enabling instant simulator freeze, repositioning, and replay features.
Eliminating Hardware Costs: Replacing $500,000 aircraft LRUs with virtual software instances.

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