November 4, 2020 – The Hellenic Tactical Air Force (HAF) in Greece has purchased a FLAMES Runtime License to execute the FLAMES-based Combined Air Operations Center (CAOC) Integrated Training Capability (ITC).
March 11, 2020 – Raytheon Company in McKinney, Texas has purchased a FLAMES Core Runtime License with the addition of the 3D Runtime Option, DIS Runtime Option, and the new CIGI Runtime Option. Raytheon will use these licenses to work with custom models created by General Electric (GE) Aviation.
August 13, 2020 – The Polish Ministry of Defense has purchased two FLAMES Runtime Licenses to support the PSR-A Pilica, a very short-range air defense system (VSHORAD) developed by a consortium of Polish Defense Companies.
December 22, 2020 – The Turkish Joint Force Air Command (JFAC) has purchased a FLAMES license to be used in training exercises. FLAMES keeps exercises cost-effective for the JFAC while providing opportunities for their personnel to gain valuable experience.
February 26, 2021 – The Federal Office of Bundeswehr Equipment, Information Technology and In-Service Support (BAAINBw) has purchased additional subscription licenses to execute the FLAMES-based NATO CAOC Integrated Training Capability (ITC). ITC will be used for operational missions and training for the Joint Force Component Headquarters of the German Airforce in Kalkar, Germany.
June 19, 2019 – The Aviation Faculty of the Bulgarian Military University conducted a tactical exercise using the FLAMES Runtime Suite to simulate the defense of a nuclear station. They prepared five different training scenarios with intruders at various heights, making changes to altitude, speed, and position of the units to test the scenario under multiple conditions. Pilot, ATC,…
August 4, 2020 – The Royal Air Force (RAF) Leeming in North Yorkshire, England has purchased a FLAMES Runtime License, which the RAF will use to execute the NATO CAOC Integrated Training Capability (ITC).