Emirates airline is about to introduce Airbus A350 aircraft into its fleet and has made a remarkable investment of around 48 million US dollars in preparation for this. This investment is intended to significantly increase the quality and efficiency of the training of its pilots and cabin crew. By using state-of-the-art simulation equipment and specially developed support systems, Emirates is cementing its reputation as an innovation leader in the aviation industry. At the heart of this innovation are three fully mobile full-flight simulators for the Airbus A350, which are equipped with the industry-first Pilot Support System (PSS). This system was developed entirely in-house at Emirates and enables an interactive, immersive training experience. During the briefing phase, trainees can create a virtual cockpit setup, which is continued seamlessly in the simulator. In addition, the debriefing mode allows a detailed debriefing in which the instructor can analyze and improve the crew's performance. Emirates' Airbus A350 simulators have already received the highest certification from the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), confirming the advanced technology and efficiency of these systems. The first of these simulators was certified without any complaints, a rare and impressive result in the field of flight simulation technology. This quality ensures that Emirates pilots are optimally prepared for flight operations and have mastered the necessary skills with confidence. Another highlight of the investment is the static training unit, which realistically replicates the cockpit of the A350 and is equipped with visual and acoustic systems. This unit enables specific training scenarios to be simulated, including emergency and evacuation training. Emirates also plans to open a state-of-the-art training center, which will have a total of six simulators for the A350.