A2A Simulations and Jetline Systems partner to create “Flight-Sim-In-A-Box.â€Â
Flight-Sim-in-a-box is the most powerful and advanced “plug in and fly†flight simulator available. It includes all necessary equipment and software in a single product. This allows instructors, educators, and pilots to efficiently and realistically simulate entire aircraft operations with education, training, and fun no matter what the weather is outside. With the added bonus that this versatile and powerful computer can also be used for other home or business tasks, the possibilities are endless!
“There has been a long time, unsatisfied demand for both professional and home use, for a flight simulation product that offers the best of all worlds, without compromise. The computer system, the “A2A Alpha,†is a top rated 4.6Ghz Intel and Nvidia based system with a fast, reliable solid state drive, Samsung 32†monitor, our own preferred flight controllers, Lockheed Martin’s Prepar3d, and industry leading Accu-Sim C172 Trainer software. Jetline Systems provides world class hardware expertise, a one to three year warrantee on parts and labor, and lifetime technical phone support. Both A2A and Jetline always put the customer first because we think like one, and as a result we have formed a perfect partnership,†said Scott Gentile of A2A Simulations Inc.
“Based on the high level of interest so far and some business deals that have already started on the first day of the announcement, this platform is positioned to streamline flight simulation in a way never done before. We no longer have to walk new potential customers through a laundry list of how to setup your own flight simulator, instead, we just point them to one location, the system arrives at their place, they plug it in, turn it on, and start flying immediately with all the latest and greatest hardware and software,†said Lewis Bloomfield of A2A Simulations Inc.
For more information and to buy Flight-Sim-In-A-Box, visit http://www.flightsiminabox.com
Yeah, seems a bit unlikely to me too... Perhaps it's an A2A 'alpha floor' standing system instead! 
Good luck with the new partnership anyway!
