The HotSeat lets pilots transition from table talk to approach making in a matter of a few minutes. It is an excellent tool for part-task training toward an instrument rating.

Credibility statement: Retired United States Air Force, Lt. Col. Todd Hubbard, has logged nearly 3500 hours of jet time. He was a U-2/TR-1 instructor pilot supporting the U-2/TR-1, high altitude reconnaissance programs, from 1983 to 1993. He also logged more than 1250 hours in the T-37 as instructor pilot. Todd has spent a great deal of time in simulators throughout his career. He is presently supervising aircraft simulator training at Oklahoma State University. As regards the HotSeat product, he said, "It's an excellent tool for part-task training toward an instrument rating. It allows student to practice flying approaches, without spending money on fuel and instruction. We plan to keep buying more."

This product sells itself. If I just got a commission for the number of leads and units sold through the display at this VERY aviation oriented event…

E.V.
Global Marketing Manager -- Aviation
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.