Simulated ejection seats

ACES II Family

Built for F-16, F-15, F-22 and A-10 simulation systems

NeoEngress simulated ACES II family seats as a wide banner

A NeoEngress simulated ejection seat is a core ergonomic component within an aircrew-station simulation system, helping to establish occupant position, aircraft physical context and visual credibility. The ACES II family carries this foundation across distinct aircraft variants and a broad range of applications.

Typical customer applications

Single-Seat Stations

Basic aircrew stations with primary flight controls and selected inputs, commonly using VR for the visual environment.

Full Cockpit Integration

Cockpit enclosures with instrument panels and consoles, often using projection screens or mixed reality for visuals.

Research & Evaluation

Project-specific apparatus built around a human occupant for ergonomics study, evaluation, and related research.

Demonstration

Aviation-themed hardware that highlights the crew station.

Product status

Engineering maturity

Mature, proven models

Deliverable condition

Newly fabricated & assembled

Production basis

Built to order, volume-capable

Configuration access

Selective options by inquiry

Why NeoEngress

The right seat for a demanding build

A serious aircraft-specific crew station construction program can be demanding on seat selection. Original ejection seats are not always accessible. A simulated alternative has to hold up under scrutiny on several fronts to become a qualified substitute.

Rugged, robust, ready for mission

Each seat features a full-metal structure assembled from industrially fabricated parts. Sheets are stamp formed to replicate visual details of the real life structural assembly. Key attachment components are machined from solid metal for strength. A powder coated finish protects the final product through repeated use.

Established options

Pick options for a new seat build

Selecting a feature automatically clears mutually exclusive options and selects its required prerequisite features. Deselecting a prerequisite feature automatically clears other features depending on it, but does not clear its own prerequisites. Please review the final selection before proceeding. The configuration messages beneath the table identify the latest outcome. Additional customization requests may be described in the inquiry form on the next page. Final scope remains subject to inquiry review.

Host aircraft model
Your familiarity with the ACES II options