Summary

HL-10 flight simulator Photo Number: E-18900 Photo Date: June 4, 1968 NASA

As shown in this photo of the HL-10 flight simulator, the lifting-body pilots and engineers made use of early simulators for both training and the determination of a given vehicle's handling at various speeds, attitudes, and altitudes. This provided warning of possible problems.

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