Antonov An-225

Six engines and a specialised loading interface

The An-225 guide shows separate pitch, roll and yaw trim controls and indicators, together with autopilot and hydraulic panels. Its electronic flight bag covers loading and ground services as well as navigation-related information. These features give the simulator aircraft practical context beyond its exceptional physical size.

The tablet connects loading with flight planning

Cockpit EFBs manage ground power, aircraft states, weather and moving maps, with links to the flight-management system.

Cargo changes more than the view

The EFB’s Main Door control opens the nose, lowers the ramp and kneels the aircraft. Cargo adds weight; loading requires stopped engines.