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Airport Driver Training Simulator by STEMPilot

jleboff — Thu, 02 Apr 2026 03:18:31 +0000

We’ve developed a high-fidelity driving simulator specifically designed for mastering complex airport navigation. Whether it’s navigating intricate access routes or mastering airfield signage, drivers can now train at any airport with stunning realism. Driver Training will improve Situational Awareness promoting safer operations.

The Hardware :

Immersive Visuals: A 49″ Panoramic 4K Curved screen for a true-to-life forward view.

Dash Control: A dedicated 22″ lower screen for real-time dashboard telemetry.

Powered by STEMPilot PC Delivering industry-leading airport rendering and accuracy.

Welded Steel Frame with Adjustable Fabric Seat

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LAUSD South Math Field Day

jleboff — Wed, 25 Mar 2026 22:09:42 +0000

Students from across south Los Angeles game together at White Middle School for a day of Fun. Students and teachers visited us to learn to Fly a Cessna 172 over Loas Angeles. There is a profound amount of math and science in aviation. Algebra, Physics, Trigonometry, Geometry and more. Think about it!

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A Visit to Girls Academic Leadership Academy

jleboff — Wed, 25 Mar 2026 21:45:39 +0000

Liz Hicks, the Principal at GALA, was our first installation in Los Angeles. Now 10 years later the simulators are still performing as the day they were delivered. Young women from the greater Los Angeles area apply to be accepted at GALA. The school has just moved to a new BEAUTIFUL campus in south LA. Congratulations to all of Liz’s team for lighting the path to great careers for your women.

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North Clayton High School Aviation Lab Looks GREAT

jleboff — Wed, 25 Mar 2026 21:19:33 +0000

Students at North Clayton HS in Atlanta have a world class lab to learn in. The Lab features 4 Edustation Pro’s and 2 Pilot Pro 2i’s flight simulators supported by curriculum and lesson plans. Students will create flight plans and fly them anywhere in the world in over 100 aircraft. So GREAT

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Los Angeles Superintendent Carvalho Visits BALA to see Collaborative Learning in Action

jleboff — Fri, 20 Feb 2026 15:38:21 +0000

STEMPilot has installed two “pilot programs” in the Los Angeles Unified Schools. These Aviation Labs in have now demonstrated how learning to fly builds problem solving skills and promotes collaborative learning. Superintendents Alberto M. Carvalho and Andre Spicer saw this first hand last Friday in the BALA Aviation Lab. More of these labs are coming to LAUSD schools. Thanks the Principal Samuels and Mr Bolder in the classroom where the curriculum draws students into this learning space.

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A Visit to Desert HS Edwards Air Force Base

jleboff — Fri, 20 Feb 2026 15:16:49 +0000

Students at Desert HS use their simulators daily in the Aviation Lab classroom. Both students and US Air Force pilots both love to fly the Edustation Pro sims at the base school. Blue Skies

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BALA LAUSD Students Create Then Fly Their Flight Plans = Problem Solving

jleboff — Mon, 02 Feb 2026 00:54:32 +0000

Hands-On STEM Learning Takes Flight at BALA

The STEMPilot team recently visited BALA to lead 7th and 8th grade students through an interactive aviation STEM lesson that combined math, problem-solving, and real-world application. Students began by planning a flight, calculating distance, speed, and time to reach their destination. They then took those plans into action by flying the routes on STEMPilot flight simulators, experiencing firsthand how classroom concepts translate into real aviation scenarios.

The session gave students an engaging, hands-on way to apply math and critical thinking skills while exploring aviation and STEM pathways. We were also glad to have Los Angeles Unified School District STEAM Coordinator Kristine join us for a class during the visit.

Thank you to the students and educators at BALA for a great day of learning — we loved seeing the focus, curiosity, and excitement in the classroom.

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A Visit to Carlthorp School, Santa Monica CA

jleboff — Wed, 21 Jan 2026 21:57:06 +0000

Carlthorp has installed 4 Edustation Pros used in their After School Aviation Lab. Here is one of the sims in an elementary school STEM lab. WOW

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A Class at Boys Academic Leadership Academy in Action

jleboff — Wed, 17 Dec 2025 18:42:14 +0000

Boys Academic Leadership Academy in Los Angeles installed 11 Edustation Pro flight simulators for the Aviation Lab and After School Program. These are pictures of what this classroom is really like in action.

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CT After School Programs: Local Innovation in Action

Autumn Wells — Tue, 11 Nov 2025 19:45:25 +0000

This weekend, STEMPILOT had the pleasure of attending the CT After School Network Conference in Hartford, CT. We connected with vendors, educators, and after-school program leaders who share our passion for hands-on, innovative STEM learning. Our mission was to showcase how CT After School Programs can benefit from STEMPILOT’s aviation and drone technology, bringing interactive STEM education to students beyond the traditional classroom.

Many attendees were excited to learn that STEMPILOT is proudly owned and operated in Connecticut! While our team spans both coasts, every simulator and drone kit is manufactured and assembled in Waterbury, CT, making us a true homegrown educational technology company.

Introducing the After School Aviation Lab

At the conference, we highlighted our newest initiative — the After School Aviation Lab Program — designed specifically for CT After School Programs. This curriculum turns learning into an adventure, allowing students to engage with the principles of flight, physics, and engineering through STEMPILOT simulators and structured lessons aligned with core STEM standards.

The After School Aviation Lab provides a complete framework for schools and community programs to introduce aviation to students in grades 4–12. From simulator missions to guided lessons on aerodynamics, students explore real-world STEM applications in a safe, structured, and exciting environment.

Educators at Hartford were thrilled to see how seamlessly the program integrates into after-school settings, offering flexible modules that work for both small and large groups.

Hands-On Learning with SafeDrone

We also brought our SafeDrone simulator to the event, giving educators a firsthand experience of how students can safely and efficiently practice drone operation. With AeroSIM Drone Training Software (Windows compatible), students achieve 100% proficiency in drone control virtually before flying real quadcopters in the classroom.

This approach ensures students master flight fundamentals, safety, and operation in a controlled digital environment. It also helps CT After School Programs save on equipment costs, reduce risk, and make their drone programs sustainable and scalable.

Locally Built. Globally Inspired. For the Classroom or AFTER SCHOOL

Our trip to Hartford reaffirmed what we’ve always known — Connecticut educators are ready to soar. Every STEMPILOT product, including our Edustation simulators and SafeDrone kits, is proudly built in Waterbury, CT, supporting local innovation while reaching students statewide.

By bringing CT After School Programs into our aviation-based STEM curriculum, we give students opportunities to explore flight, coding, and engineering in interactive, hands-on ways. These programs do more than teach — they inspire future pilots, engineers, and innovators.

The Future of CT After School Programs

As STEMPILOT expands throughout Connecticut and beyond, our goal remains clear: to empower schools and educators with tools that deliver meaningful, hands-on STEM learning experiences.

We’re proud to be part of the growing CT After School Programs community — where curiosity takes flight, and the sky is no longer the limit.

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