Training Partnerships NASTAR Center is a specialized training and research facility with a strong emphasis on advanced motion-based flight training devices and sustained G-force exposure, presenting a clear opportunity to partner with aerospace manufacturers and training providers for joint programs or equipment licensing.

Drexel Collaboration Recent news shows a collaboration with Drexel University as part of a team led by Embry Riddle, indicating openness to academic partnerships and research sponsorships that could be leveraged to offer sponsored research, pilot programs, or student internships tied to your offerings.

Market Diversification Serving five primary markets—Tactical Aviation, Space Flight, Research Support, Civil Aviation, and Serious Entertainment—NASTAR Center presents multiple entry points for cross-sell of simulation equipment, training services, and software across aerospace, defense, education, and entertainment sectors.

Financial Scale With estimated revenue between ten and twenty-five million dollars, there is budgetary capacity for expanded training fleets, upgraded simulators, or co-development deals with suppliers of motion platforms, data analytics, and safety systems.

Global Reach Potential As a non-government, world-class facility focused on enabling investments in aerospace technology, there is potential to position NASTAR Center as a test and validation venue for new hardware, software, and performance metrics used by OEMs and integrators seeking real-world flight testing environments.