Spatial provide airlines and training centres with the most reliable, high fidelity cabin crew training simulators on the market. They are proud to be the number one cabin crew training simulator manufacturer in the aviation industry, supporting customers all over the world with Door Trainers, Virtual Slide Trainers, Cabin Service Trainers, Cabin Emergency Evacuation Trainers and more.

They build their market-leading simulators at a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in the UAE. The 50,000 square foot facility is equipped with the latest CNC machinery, lamination technology and painting facilities as well as a dedicated electronics and automation workshop.

The challenge

To manufacture world class simulators, Spatial require world class materials.

A full range of fire retardant resins and gelcoats, alongside structural adhesives, are required. Its essential the materials are not only consistent and high quality, but they are also supplied alongside a high level of technical support.

The solution

Scott Bader’s combination of local manufacturing in Dubai, market leading fire retardant Crystic composites and Crestabond adhesives, alongside world renowned technical support means we are the partner of choice for Spatial.

Our technical experts have been working with Spatial for a number of years to support their production and solve any challenges that may arise.

Henry Robertson, Managing Director of Spatial Composite Solutions, said: “Scott Bader’s composite and adhesive materials are market leading. With their team of technical experts, they are a fantastic support for our business. We look forward to continuing our partnership in the years to come.”

Working with the world’s leading airlines

Spatial have recently been selected by the Emirates Airline to build their cutting-edge A350 cabin service trainer.

The full cabin mock-up, produced using Scott Bader’s composites and adhesive products, encompasses the business class, premium economy, and economy cabins, elevating Emirates’ world-class in-flight service training to new heights.

The device will be built in the UAE and installed in Emirates’ dedicated cabin crew training facility.