Loft Dynamics Secures $24M In Series B Round

The Series B round, bringing Loft Dynamics’ total funding to $60M, was led by Friedkin with participation from Alaska Airlines, Sky Dayton, Craft Ventures, and UP.Partners. Dan Friedkin, chairman and CEO of Friedkin, will join Loft Dynamics’ board alongside Series A investors Sky Dayton and Ben Marcus.

Loft Dynamics plans to use the funding to expand its commercial airline training offerings while further developing its core helicopter business.

Founded and led by CEO Fabi Riesen, the company has created FAA- and EASA-certified VR helicopter simulators, employed by operators including Airbus Helicopters, the Los Angeles Police Department, and Air Greenland.

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Loft Dynamics’ initial offerings will feature existing helicopter simulators alongside new full-motion Boeing 737 and Airbus A320 VR airliner simulators. These airliner simulators include multi-crew replica cockpits with haptics, body and eye tracking, and AI-driven training intelligence for performance feedback.

LofTWIN allows instructors to record immersive lessons for pilots to replay, enabling safe training for all conditions, including rare, high-risk scenarios and past aviation incidents.

To enhance training accessibility, Loft Dynamics is developing a spatial computing–enabled home training kit, letting pilots review sessions, access immersive content, and train remotely—from their base or living room.

The company is a global leader in VR flight training, trusted by Alaska Airlines, Airbus Helicopters, the Los Angeles Police Department, and others.

About Loft Dynamics

Founded in 2016, Loft Dynamics AG leads in VR flight simulation, certified by both FAA and EASA. Its immersive simulators feature high-resolution 3D visuals, six-degrees-of-freedom motion and full-scale cockpits with pose tracking. Compact, cost-effective, and scalable, they serve airlines, manufacturers, operators, schools, and organizations globally from Santa Monica and Zurich.