DFW airport provides a free training program for all drivers on the Air Operations Area (AOA) of the airport. The driver training and certification program is a part of DFW Airport Operations Technical Training (TechTrain) program and is offered to all drivers with access to the AOA free of charge. We offer certification for a number of different driver types.
About
Effective February 27, 2019, driver training became mandatory for all drivers on the AOA. Because of the size of the DFW community, and the number of SIDA badge holders with a need to operate a motor vehicle on the AOA, the training is being phased in over a period of two years. Non-Movement Area driver training is now being handled by Access DFW through an online training course that must be completed by all new and renewing drivers during the SIDA badging process.
The Access DFW office and Driver Simulators have moved to Terminal B, B17 (outside security)
What is AOA?
The AOA is divided into two parts:
The Aircraft Movement Area (AMA), simply referred to as the Movement Area
The Non-Movement Area (NMA).
The Movement Area is heavily regulated by the FAA. It consists of the areas outside of the Non-Movement Area Boundary Marking and includes the taxiways and runways. All vehicle operators seeking unescorted access to the Movement Area must be authorized by the Vice President of Operations and must complete training prior to entering the Movement Area unescorted. An AMA driver training and certification program is a part of DFW Airport Operations Technical Training (TechTrain) and is offered to all qualified drivers free of charge.
The Non-Movement Area consists of those areas within the Non-Movement Area Boundary Marking and includes the ramps around the central terminal buildings and the ramps around the hangars and cargo facilities.
SIDA Badges
While we do work closely with Access DFW for certain driver requirements, we are not primarily responsible for setting up or issuing your SIDA (Security Identification Display Area) badge. If you need more information or are looking to obtain a SIDA badge, please visit the Badging page for more information.
Access DFW is also responsible for permitting vehicles that will be entering the AOA without an escort. AOA permits, including AOA Vehicle Access Permits, Temporary AOA Vehicle Access Permits and AOA Equipment Permits, are the means by which motor vehicles and ground handling equipment are authorized to enter and/or be on the AOA. Vehicles and ground handling equipment entering security gates, commonly referred to as “AOA gates,” must display valid, unexpired AOA permits or be under escort by an agent of the Airport Board, or a representative of the airlines or a tenant responsible for the AOA gate through which the vehicle or ground handling equipment is entering. All vehicles entering through an AOA gate and ground handling equipment being brought into the AOA are subject to inspection by security personnel.
More information can be found on our Badging page.
West Cargo Access
Users needing Code 136 added to their SIDA badges must complete the driver training as described on this site. Once training is complete, your Authorized Signatory will need to request that the code 136 be added to your badge through the SAFE system.
If this is your first time to visit the LearningHub, you will need to create a new account. Find the link on the page that says New Users Only: click here to register for a new account and click on that link.
Fill out all of the required fields and click Submit to create your account. We suggest that you write these down as you will need to return to the LearningHub on multiple occasions.
Note: If you cannot remember your User ID or Password upon return, do not create a new account. This duplicate account will not have access to your previous learning history and will make it difficult for us to assist you if needed.
Overview
The airport offers several unique certifications depending upon your job function and how you will be accessing the airport. Take a look at the list below and read through each carefully. Use the tabs above to see how to register for your chosen certification.
Non-Movement Certifications
Who needs this certification?: Board employees or contractors who need to operate a motor vehicle in the Non-Movement Area of the airport, including the Central Terminal Area (CTA). This also includes users who need Code 136 access to the west gates of the airport.
Certification Types:
Non-Movement Area
West Cargo (Code 136)
Training and Requirements: When you register with Access DFW for a new or renewing badge, you will be assigned a course that must be completed in order to obtain a driver icon on your badge. This course is taken through Access DFW’s learning management system, and not the Learning Hub. The Learning Hub (including the simulator) are NO LONGER REQUIRED to obtain these certifications. These certifications will continue to be available on the LearningHub for possessors of an old style SIDA badge. Certification through the LearningHub includes a mandatory driving simulator session. This simulator session is not required with driver training taken through Access DFW’s eLearning portal. Additional non-movement area driver training which includes the driving simulator will continue to be available free of charge to companies or individuals who would like to have the additional training to prepare for operating in the AOA.
For West Cargo access, your Authorized Signatory must submit a request for code 136 to be added to your badge.
Movement Certifications
Who needs this certification?: Anyone who has been previously authorized to access the Movement Area of the airport. This could include police, fire, security, operations, airline mechanics and more. SMGCS is a similar certification but is required of all Board employees with authorized access to the AMA during SMGCS (low visibility) conditions. These certifications also include certification for the West Cargo and Non-Movement Areas as described above. Consideration for this access must be approved by the Vice President of Operations.
Certification Types:
Movement Area
SMGCS
Taxi/TBLT
CMAE
Flagger
Training and Requirements: Movement Area certification requires a number of recurrent training classes mandated by the FAA. These online courses must be completed every year. In addition to these courses, DFW airport requires a hands-on exam through either a live or simulated driving scenario at least every two years. All necessary training will be assigned to the user upon approval for certification. Completion of all training is required for the badge endorsement and can be suspended if the necessary recurrent training is not maintained.
Overview
Non-Movement Area certification is for all drivers who access the CTA to perform any services such as maintenance or construction. These drivers have no access to taxiways or ARFF roads.
Requirements
You must complete the following courses to obtain and maintain certification. Each of these courses are part of a complete online curriculum. Below the list of courses, you will see detailed instructions for how to sign-up for this curriculum.
Terminal Area AOA Gate and Ramp Safety Awareness
Guide the Ground Vehicle Driving Simulators
Simulator Non-Movement Area/Concessions
Signing Up For Training/Certification
If the steps outlined below do not return any search results, the likely cause is that you just set up your account and it has not been registered completely. This is a process that our LMS runs at the beginning of each hour. If you cannot see the necessary curriculum, log out and then log back in after the top of the next hour and repeat the below steps.
You will see a page similar to the one pictured below:
Click into the Find Learning box (the one highlighted in the picture) and type in "non" (without the quotation marks) like this:
Click the Go button to the right of the box.
Your search will return a list of items. The only one that we are interested in is the one on top. Your search will return a list of items. The only item that we are interested in in the one on top. It is called Non-Movement Area Driver Qualification Curriculum. The icon next to the name looks like a folder (see image below). Hover your mouse over this item and it will highlight a darker blue and an option will appear that says Self Assign Curriculum. Click on that link to assign your curriculum:
Overview
West Cargo certification is for all drivers who require entry through the West Cargo Gate (AOA Gate 148) with access to the West Cargo complexes, the West Cargo ARFF road and the Northwest Emergency Loop. This certification includes access to the CTA as with Non-Movement Area certification (therefore, you do not need both certifications).
Requirements
You must complete the following courses to obtain and maintain certification. Each of these courses are part of a complete online curriculum. Below the list of courses, you will see detailed instructions for how to sign-up for this curriculum.
West Cargo Area Gate - Runway 18R Emergency Vehicle Road Training
Guide the Ground Vehicle Driving Simulators
Simulator West Cargo Area Matrix CODE 136
Signing Up For Training/Certification
If the steps outlined below do not return any search results, the likely cause is that you just set up your account and it has not been registered completely. This is a process that our LMS runs at the beginning of each hour. If you cannot see the necessary curriculum, log out and then log back in after the top of the next hour and repeat the below steps.
You will see a page similar to the one pictured below:
Click into the Find Learning box (the one highlighted in the picture) and type in the word "west" (without the quotation marks) like this:
Click the Go button to the right of the box.
Your search will return a list of items. The only one that we are interested in in the one towards the top. The only item that we are interested in is the second one in the list. It is called West Cargo Gate Access CODE 136 Matrix Curriculum. The icon next to the name looks like a folder (see image below). Hover your mouse over this item and it will highlight a darker blue and an option will appear that says Self Assign Curriculum. Click on that link to assign your curriculum:
Tips for a Successful Simulator Test
Thoroughly review all course materials and the manual for your certification:
Please plan to arrive at least 30 minutes prior to your scheduled start time.
Enter terminal B at the B17 entrance and check in with the Access DFW greeter. Advise them you are there for a simulator check ride and they will direct you to our waiting area.
You must be in the Access DFW waiting area at least 15 minutes prior to the scheduled start time.
Users on the wait list will be added to the class 10 minutes prior to the scheduled start time which means that if you are not there, you may lose your seat to a user on stand-by.
All simulator sessions will begin promptly at the scheduled start time. If you are late you cannot join the session. The monitoring of the simulators is a manual process and requires all of the instructor’s attention. Once the session begins, we simply cannot open the door and register other users. Late arrivals will need to go online to the LearningHub and register for another session.
Please bring a valid driver’s license. You do not need to present your SIDA badge.
Do not bring notes or maps with you to your session. These materials are not allowed in the room. Maps and other necessary way-finding materials will be provided.
The use of cell-phones is prohibited in the classroom. Please turn off or silence all mobile devices and radios before entering the simulation room.
Listen carefully to your instructor’s pre-briefing and follow all of the instructions you are given. They are designed to help you get the best experience possible out of your driver simulation.
FAQs
View our frequently asked questions.
Q. I need non-movement driver training, what should I do?
We are in the process of transitioning to a new badging and training system. Because of this, there are two types of training that are currently in effect:
The first type is the training traditionally taken through the Learning Hub and includes a driver simulation. This is a two-year certification. If you have the old-style (dark blue) badge and your Non-Movement or West Cargo certification is about to expire, please log into the Learning Hub and complete your online training and sign-up for an upcoming simulation. This will keep you current until it is time to renew your SIDA badge. This will also continue to be available to individuals who wish to have additional instruction including a simulator session to operate a vehicle on the AOA.
For those that are getting new badges or renewing their SIDA badge through Access DFW, a new online training course is required for ALL DRIVERS. This course is NOT TAKEN IN THE LEARNING HUB, but rather through the Access DFW eLearning portal. Once this course is complete, you will be issued a badge with a NM endorsement icon. As long as you have this endorsement, you DO NOT NEED to complete training or a simulation through the Learning Hub.
Q. What training is required to taxi aircraft in the AMA?
In order to receive the certification to move aircraft in the AMA, all users must complete a battery of online training courses through the DFW Learning Hub. Many of these courses are recurrent and must be retaken online EVERY YEAR to maintain certification. In addition to this, Movement Area certified drivers must complete a simulated driving scenario every two years. In addition to the simulation and e-learning, you must ALSO complete the online Non-Movement Area training that all Non-Movement area drivers complete through the Access DFW system. The Learning Hub training is assigned to you by Operations Technical Training staff upon your approval to participate in the program. The Non-Movement course is assigned to you when you register for a SIDA badge appointment.
Q.Why do you not offer afternoon sessions?
Because of the difficulty of parking in the Central Terminal Area, all of our simulator sessions are set for the morning hours when traffic and parking are most available. For those working late or overnight shifts who cannot make it into a morning session, special arrangements can sometimes be made if we know in advance.
We can schedule a special session between the hours of 12:00 PM and 3:00 PM. Contact techtrain@dfwairport.com if you would like to request an afternoon session.
Q. I have a new SIDA badge and no longer need training in the Learning Hub, but it keeps sending me emails to complete training. What do I do?
Contact techtrain@dfwairport.com to have your account removed from the system. If you are a certified movement area driver, however, it just means your training is overdue and you should complete the training as soon as possible to avoid the suspension of your SIDA badge.
Q. I cannot sign up for a simulator. What is wrong?
The likely answer is that you have not completed the required training for your simulator. Each simulator has a certain number of online training requirements. Until these are completed, the button you would normally use to register for an online course will say something like “YOU HAVE UNMET PRE…” This text is cut off but is meant to tell you that you have unmet prerequisites to complete the course. Once the prerequisite courses are complete, the button will change to show REGISTER NOW and you can sign-up for a session.
Q. I do not see any simulator courses on the schedule.
We schedule Simulator sessions several months in advance. In the unlikely event that there are no courses available, please email techtrain@dfwairport.com.
Q. I cannot make my scheduled session, what do I do?
Simply go online and log into your account on the LearningHub. The button on your course will say ENROLLED. Click on the arrow to the right of this button and choose Withdraw. Confirm your withdrawal and then choose No when asked if you want to remove the course from you learning assignments. You can then go back to your home page and register for a new session. If you simply do not show up for a session, you will not be able to sign up for a session within the next 5 days.
Q.What happens if I fail? How many times can I take the simulator?
You can take the simulator test as many times as necessary. However, we have a 5 day waiting period between sessions. You cannot sign up for back to back sessions. In the event, that you need to complete a session quickly and are unable to sign up, contact techtrain@dfwairport.com and we can work with your schedule to find something that fits.
Q. I heard that the simulator will make you sick. Is that true?
This is not true for everyone but using any kind of simulator system can cause some users to experience vertigo. The best thing to do is relax. If you are stressed about the test, any dizzy feelings will be amplified.
DFW airport provides a free training program for all drivers on the Air Operations Area (AOA) of the airport. The driver training and certification program is a part of DFW Airport Operations Technical Training (TechTrain) program and is offered to all drivers with access to the AOA free of charge. We offer certification for a number of different driver types.
About
Effective February 27, 2019, driver training became mandatory for all drivers on the AOA. Because of the size of the DFW community, and the number of SIDA badge holders with a need to operate a motor vehicle on the AOA, the training is being phased in over a period of two years. Non-Movement Area driver training is now being handled by Access DFW through an online training course that must be completed by all new and renewing drivers during the SIDA badging process.
The Access DFW office and Driver Simulators have moved to Terminal B, B17 (outside security)
What is AOA?
The AOA is divided into two parts:
The Aircraft Movement Area (AMA), simply referred to as the Movement Area
The Non-Movement Area (NMA).
The Movement Area is heavily regulated by the FAA. It consists of the areas outside of the Non-Movement Area Boundary Marking and includes the taxiways and runways. All vehicle operators seeking unescorted access to the Movement Area must be authorized by the Vice President of Operations and must complete training prior to entering the Movement Area unescorted. An AMA driver training and certification program is a part of DFW Airport Operations Technical Training (TechTrain) and is offered to all qualified drivers free of charge.
The Non-Movement Area consists of those areas within the Non-Movement Area Boundary Marking and includes the ramps around the central terminal buildings and the ramps around the hangars and cargo facilities.
SIDA Badges
While we do work closely with Access DFW for certain driver requirements, we are not primarily responsible for setting up or issuing your SIDA (Security Identification Display Area) badge. If you need more information or are looking to obtain a SIDA badge, please visit the Badging page for more information.
Access DFW is also responsible for permitting vehicles that will be entering the AOA without an escort. AOA permits, including AOA Vehicle Access Permits, Temporary AOA Vehicle Access Permits and AOA Equipment Permits, are the means by which motor vehicles and ground handling equipment are authorized to enter and/or be on the AOA. Vehicles and ground handling equipment entering security gates, commonly referred to as “AOA gates,” must display valid, unexpired AOA permits or be under escort by an agent of the Airport Board, or a representative of the airlines or a tenant responsible for the AOA gate through which the vehicle or ground handling equipment is entering. All vehicles entering through an AOA gate and ground handling equipment being brought into the AOA are subject to inspection by security personnel.
More information can be found on our Badging page.
West Cargo Access
Users needing Code 136 added to their SIDA badges must complete the driver training as described on this site. Once training is complete, your Authorized Signatory will need to request that the code 136 be added to your badge through the SAFE system.
If this is your first time to visit the LearningHub, you will need to create a new account. Find the link on the page that says New Users Only: click here to register for a new account and click on that link.
Fill out all of the required fields and click Submit to create your account. We suggest that you write these down as you will need to return to the LearningHub on multiple occasions.
Note: If you cannot remember your User ID or Password upon return, do not create a new account. This duplicate account will not have access to your previous learning history and will make it difficult for us to assist you if needed.
Overview
The airport offers several unique certifications depending upon your job function and how you will be accessing the airport. Take a look at the list below and read through each carefully. Use the tabs above to see how to register for your chosen certification.
Non-Movement Certifications
Who needs this certification?: Board employees or contractors who need to operate a motor vehicle in the Non-Movement Area of the airport, including the Central Terminal Area (CTA). This also includes users who need Code 136 access to the west gates of the airport.
Certification Types:
Non-Movement Area
West Cargo (Code 136)
Training and Requirements: When you register with Access DFW for a new or renewing badge, you will be assigned a course that must be completed in order to obtain a driver icon on your badge. This course is taken through Access DFW’s learning management system, and not the Learning Hub. The Learning Hub (including the simulator) are NO LONGER REQUIRED to obtain these certifications. These certifications will continue to be available on the LearningHub for possessors of an old style SIDA badge. Certification through the LearningHub includes a mandatory driving simulator session. This simulator session is not required with driver training taken through Access DFW’s eLearning portal. Additional non-movement area driver training which includes the driving simulator will continue to be available free of charge to companies or individuals who would like to have the additional training to prepare for operating in the AOA.
For West Cargo access, your Authorized Signatory must submit a request for code 136 to be added to your badge.
Movement Certifications
Who needs this certification?: Anyone who has been previously authorized to access the Movement Area of the airport. This could include police, fire, security, operations, airline mechanics and more. SMGCS is a similar certification but is required of all Board employees with authorized access to the AMA during SMGCS (low visibility) conditions. These certifications also include certification for the West Cargo and Non-Movement Areas as described above. Consideration for this access must be approved by the Vice President of Operations.
Certification Types:
Movement Area
SMGCS
Taxi/TBLT
CMAE
Flagger
Training and Requirements: Movement Area certification requires a number of recurrent training classes mandated by the FAA. These online courses must be completed every year. In addition to these courses, DFW airport requires a hands-on exam through either a live or simulated driving scenario at least every two years. All necessary training will be assigned to the user upon approval for certification. Completion of all training is required for the badge endorsement and can be suspended if the necessary recurrent training is not maintained.
Overview
Non-Movement Area certification is for all drivers who access the CTA to perform any services such as maintenance or construction. These drivers have no access to taxiways or ARFF roads.
Requirements
You must complete the following courses to obtain and maintain certification. Each of these courses are part of a complete online curriculum. Below the list of courses, you will see detailed instructions for how to sign-up for this curriculum.
Terminal Area AOA Gate and Ramp Safety Awareness
Guide the Ground Vehicle Driving Simulators
Simulator Non-Movement Area/Concessions
Signing Up For Training/Certification
If the steps outlined below do not return any search results, the likely cause is that you just set up your account and it has not been registered completely. This is a process that our LMS runs at the beginning of each hour. If you cannot see the necessary curriculum, log out and then log back in after the top of the next hour and repeat the below steps.
You will see a page similar to the one pictured below:
Click into the Find Learning box (the one highlighted in the picture) and type in "non" (without the quotation marks) like this:
Click the Go button to the right of the box.
Your search will return a list of items. The only one that we are interested in is the one on top. Your search will return a list of items. The only item that we are interested in in the one on top. It is called Non-Movement Area Driver Qualification Curriculum. The icon next to the name looks like a folder (see image below). Hover your mouse over this item and it will highlight a darker blue and an option will appear that says Self Assign Curriculum. Click on that link to assign your curriculum:
Overview
West Cargo certification is for all drivers who require entry through the West Cargo Gate (AOA Gate 148) with access to the West Cargo complexes, the West Cargo ARFF road and the Northwest Emergency Loop. This certification includes access to the CTA as with Non-Movement Area certification (therefore, you do not need both certifications).
Requirements
You must complete the following courses to obtain and maintain certification. Each of these courses are part of a complete online curriculum. Below the list of courses, you will see detailed instructions for how to sign-up for this curriculum.
West Cargo Area Gate - Runway 18R Emergency Vehicle Road Training
Guide the Ground Vehicle Driving Simulators
Simulator West Cargo Area Matrix CODE 136
Signing Up For Training/Certification
If the steps outlined below do not return any search results, the likely cause is that you just set up your account and it has not been registered completely. This is a process that our LMS runs at the beginning of each hour. If you cannot see the necessary curriculum, log out and then log back in after the top of the next hour and repeat the below steps.
You will see a page similar to the one pictured below:
Click into the Find Learning box (the one highlighted in the picture) and type in the word "west" (without the quotation marks) like this:
Click the Go button to the right of the box.
Your search will return a list of items. The only one that we are interested in in the one towards the top. The only item that we are interested in is the second one in the list. It is called West Cargo Gate Access CODE 136 Matrix Curriculum. The icon next to the name looks like a folder (see image below). Hover your mouse over this item and it will highlight a darker blue and an option will appear that says Self Assign Curriculum. Click on that link to assign your curriculum:
Tips for a Successful Simulator Test
Thoroughly review all course materials and the manual for your certification:
Please plan to arrive at least 30 minutes prior to your scheduled start time.
Enter terminal B at the B17 entrance and check in with the Access DFW greeter. Advise them you are there for a simulator check ride and they will direct you to our waiting area.
You must be in the Access DFW waiting area at least 15 minutes prior to the scheduled start time.
Users on the wait list will be added to the class 10 minutes prior to the scheduled start time which means that if you are not there, you may lose your seat to a user on stand-by.
All simulator sessions will begin promptly at the scheduled start time. If you are late you cannot join the session. The monitoring of the simulators is a manual process and requires all of the instructor’s attention. Once the session begins, we simply cannot open the door and register other users. Late arrivals will need to go online to the LearningHub and register for another session.
Please bring a valid driver’s license. You do not need to present your SIDA badge.
Do not bring notes or maps with you to your session. These materials are not allowed in the room. Maps and other necessary way-finding materials will be provided.
The use of cell-phones is prohibited in the classroom. Please turn off or silence all mobile devices and radios before entering the simulation room.
Listen carefully to your instructor’s pre-briefing and follow all of the instructions you are given. They are designed to help you get the best experience possible out of your driver simulation.
FAQs
View our frequently asked questions.
Q. I need non-movement driver training, what should I do?
We are in the process of transitioning to a new badging and training system. Because of this, there are two types of training that are currently in effect:
The first type is the training traditionally taken through the Learning Hub and includes a driver simulation. This is a two-year certification. If you have the old-style (dark blue) badge and your Non-Movement or West Cargo certification is about to expire, please log into the Learning Hub and complete your online training and sign-up for an upcoming simulation. This will keep you current until it is time to renew your SIDA badge. This will also continue to be available to individuals who wish to have additional instruction including a simulator session to operate a vehicle on the AOA.
For those that are getting new badges or renewing their SIDA badge through Access DFW, a new online training course is required for ALL DRIVERS. This course is NOT TAKEN IN THE LEARNING HUB, but rather through the Access DFW eLearning portal. Once this course is complete, you will be issued a badge with a NM endorsement icon. As long as you have this endorsement, you DO NOT NEED to complete training or a simulation through the Learning Hub.
Q. What training is required to taxi aircraft in the AMA?
In order to receive the certification to move aircraft in the AMA, all users must complete a battery of online training courses through the DFW Learning Hub. Many of these courses are recurrent and must be retaken online EVERY YEAR to maintain certification. In addition to this, Movement Area certified drivers must complete a simulated driving scenario every two years. In addition to the simulation and e-learning, you must ALSO complete the online Non-Movement Area training that all Non-Movement area drivers complete through the Access DFW system. The Learning Hub training is assigned to you by Operations Technical Training staff upon your approval to participate in the program. The Non-Movement course is assigned to you when you register for a SIDA badge appointment.
Q.Why do you not offer afternoon sessions?
Because of the difficulty of parking in the Central Terminal Area, all of our simulator sessions are set for the morning hours when traffic and parking are most available. For those working late or overnight shifts who cannot make it into a morning session, special arrangements can sometimes be made if we know in advance.
We can schedule a special session between the hours of 12:00 PM and 3:00 PM. Contact techtrain@dfwairport.com if you would like to request an afternoon session.
Q. I have a new SIDA badge and no longer need training in the Learning Hub, but it keeps sending me emails to complete training. What do I do?
Contact techtrain@dfwairport.com to have your account removed from the system. If you are a certified movement area driver, however, it just means your training is overdue and you should complete the training as soon as possible to avoid the suspension of your SIDA badge.
Q. I cannot sign up for a simulator. What is wrong?
The likely answer is that you have not completed the required training for your simulator. Each simulator has a certain number of online training requirements. Until these are completed, the button you would normally use to register for an online course will say something like “YOU HAVE UNMET PRE…” This text is cut off but is meant to tell you that you have unmet prerequisites to complete the course. Once the prerequisite courses are complete, the button will change to show REGISTER NOW and you can sign-up for a session.
Q. I do not see any simulator courses on the schedule.
We schedule Simulator sessions several months in advance. In the unlikely event that there are no courses available, please email techtrain@dfwairport.com.
Q. I cannot make my scheduled session, what do I do?
Simply go online and log into your account on the LearningHub. The button on your course will say ENROLLED. Click on the arrow to the right of this button and choose Withdraw. Confirm your withdrawal and then choose No when asked if you want to remove the course from you learning assignments. You can then go back to your home page and register for a new session. If you simply do not show up for a session, you will not be able to sign up for a session within the next 5 days.
Q.What happens if I fail? How many times can I take the simulator?
You can take the simulator test as many times as necessary. However, we have a 5 day waiting period between sessions. You cannot sign up for back to back sessions. In the event, that you need to complete a session quickly and are unable to sign up, contact techtrain@dfwairport.com and we can work with your schedule to find something that fits.
Q. I heard that the simulator will make you sick. Is that true?
This is not true for everyone but using any kind of simulator system can cause some users to experience vertigo. The best thing to do is relax. If you are stressed about the test, any dizzy feelings will be amplified.
