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TRAIN FOR WHEREVER
THE MISSION TAKES YOU.

ETC’s National Aerospace Training and Research (NASTAR) Center is the first
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approved center able to meet the training
requirements for commercial human spaceflight (14 CFR § 460.5). It is recognized
as the leader in orbital and suborbital spaceflight training and known for its
Upset Prevention and Recovery Training (UPRT) program for commercial aviators.

CIVIL
AVIATION

Civil aviation training programs.

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MILITARY
AVIATION

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SPACEFLIGHT
TRAINING

Human spaceflight training programs.

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RESEARCH
SERVICES

Aviation research services.

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NEWS AND EVENTS

Glenn King, Director of Space Training, Will be Attending IAC 2024 in Milan

Glenn King, the NASTAR Center's Director of Space Training, will be attending
International Astronautical Congress (IAC 2024).  October 14 - 18 in Milan. He
is looking forward to discussing Commercial Space Flight Training & Research.
Learn more abotu IAC.

Watch the Ax3 Crew Train at the NASTAR Center

To prepare for the gravitational forces experienced on the journey to space, the
#Ax3 crew had to take a spin in the centrifuge. This training helps ready the
crew for the G-forces felt during launch and landing.

The NASTAR Center Team Spent Two Days with Hasard Lee and His Team of Pilots to
Conduct High-G Training Flights

The NASTAR Team spent two days with Hasard Lee and his team of pilots to conduct
high-G training flights, dogfighting, and a canyon bombing run using our
ATFS-400 High-Performance Human centrifuge. After a safety briefing and initial
AGSM training, the crew successfully completed their 9.0 Gz qualification runs
and proceeded to engage in downing MiGs and bombing targets. We appreciated
their exceptional effort and enthusiasm, and we are excited to have them back
for more such collaborations.

The NASTAR Center's Director of Space Training Talks Training for Space With the
WSJ
Zoe Thomas | Wall Street Journal | May 31, 2022

The modern space race has taken off, thanks in large part to the growing role
played by private companies. As businesses send up more missions, build their
own space stations and even think about mining the moon, they will need to find
and train new types of workers. On the first episode of Tech News Briefing’s
special series about the developing space economy, host Zoe Thomas looks at
space jobs that go beyond astronauts.

Spotlight Labs at the NASTAR Center
April 2022

Spotlight Labs unveils their new Combined Sensing System powered by SPYDR at the
NASTAR Center. Spotlight Labs is a human-performance analytics and sensor
company, focused on delivering world-class products for industries and
occupations where decision-making can be influenced by physiological or
environmental factors.

Protecting Aircrews Through Upset Prevention and Recovery Training (UPRT)
By Noemi Distefano | August 10, 2021

In this video, Noemi Distefano speaks to Glenn King, COO and director at the
NASTAR Center, a division of training equipment manufacturer ETC, to obtain the
company’s perspective on high-G and spatial disorientation training.

The NASTAR Center Featured in Netflix's Countdown: Inspiration4 Mission to Space

The NASTAR Center is featured in episode three of Netflix's Countdown:
Inspiration 4 Mission to Space. At the NASTAR Center, the crew underwent
centrifuge training to prepare for the various dynamic situations encountered
during spaceflight.

Argentinian man with disability hopes to go into outer space
Disability Insider | June 1, 2021

He spent two days at the National Aerospace Training and Research (NASTAR)
Center, which is the only center authorized by the United States Federal
Aviation Administration (FAA) for this type of training.

Inspiration4 crew completes centrifuge training
By John Kraus | April 11, 2021

At the NASTAR Center, the crew underwent centrifuge training to prepare for the
various dynamic situations encountered during spaceflight — including launch,
reentry, ocean splashdown, and a potential in-flight abort scenario.

This is how (almost) anyone can train to be an astronaut
MIT Technology Review | March 24, 2021

Private astronaut missions are set to begin this year. But how do you prepare a
civilian for spaceflight?

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CIVIL AVIATION

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MILITARY AVIATION

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 * Night Vision Training
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