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Airway Management Trainer Canada | Used AirSim | EMS Shop

Shop a used AirSim airway management trainer Canada trusts for intubation and ventilation training. Anatomically correct, 20,000+ intubation cycles. Fast shipping across Canada and the US.

This used airway management trainer Canada simulation centres and paramedic programs trust — the TruCorp AirSim — is now available at EMS Shop at a fraction of the new price. Moreover, it ships fast to every province and to the United States. The AirSim is built from CT DICOM data taken from real patients, so trainees get true-to-life anatomical feedback from the very first session. Browse our full range of CPR manikins and training equipment to build out your simulation centre.

• ✅ Anatomically correct airway — built from real patient CT DICOM data
• ✅ Practise 9+ airway procedures on one trainer
• ✅ Inflatable tongue simulates tongue edema for difficult airway scenarios
• ✅ Lung bags inflate on successful intubation — instant feedback
• ✅ 20,000+ intubation cycle lifespan — built for repeated classroom use
• ✅ Sold used — excellent value for simulation programs on a budget
• ✅ Ships from Canada · Fast delivery to all provinces and the US

The Airway Management Trainer Canada Simulation Centres Trust — Now Available Used

The best airway management trainer Canada simulation centres, hospitals, and paramedic programs rely on is the TruCorp AirSim — and EMS Shop now has a used model available at a significantly lower price. Because it is built from CT DICOM data taken from real patients, the internal anatomy is as close to a real airway as any training tool on the market. As a result, trainees develop real clinical skill rather than just memorising a simplified model. Whether you run a paramedic college, a hospital simulation centre, or a first responder training program, this trainer delivers the realistic feedback your students need. Furthermore, it ships fast to all Canadian provinces and to the United States.

In addition, this trainer pairs well with our other simulation and training equipment to build a complete, cost-effective training setup. Together, these tools give your team everything they need to train with confidence before ever working on a real patient.

Why the AirSim Is the Best Airway Training Manikin for Canadian Programs

Anatomically Correct Airway — Built from Real Patient Data

Unlike cheaper training manikins, the AirSim airway is designed using CT DICOM data from real patients. Because of this, it includes accurate internal landmarks like the turbinates, vocal cords, epiglottis, and carina — the same structures clinicians encounter in a real patient. As a result, trainees build genuine muscle memory instead of just going through the motions on an oversimplified model. This is the key reason why so many Canadian simulation programs choose the AirSim over other options.

Instant Visual Feedback — Lung Bags Inflate on Success

One of the most valuable teaching features of the AirSim is its built-in feedback system. When a trainee intubates correctly, the two lung bags inflate — giving an immediate, clear signal that the procedure was done right. On the other hand, if the tube is placed incorrectly in the esophagus, the stomach bag inflates instead. This immediate, visual feedback is something that simply cannot be replicated in a lecture or diagram, and it dramatically speeds up skill development.

Inflatable Tongue — Simulate a Difficult Airway

Real patients do not always present with a straightforward airway. For this reason, the AirSim includes an inflatable tongue that simulates tongue edema, making intubation progressively harder. Instructors can adjust the difficulty level simply by injecting air via the red connector near the chin. This feature allows you to challenge both beginner and advanced trainees without needing a second, more expensive difficult airway model.

Supports 9+ Procedures on a Single Trainer

Rather than buying separate trainers for each skill, the AirSim supports a wide range of procedures all on one unit. Moreover, switching between procedures requires no special setup or additional accessories for most techniques. This makes it one of the most cost-efficient trainers available for any program that needs to cover multiple airway skills within a single course.

Built for Repeated Classroom Use — 20,000+ Intubation Cycles

The AirSim airway is tested and certified to handle over 20,000 intubation cycles without failure. Because of this, even a busy simulation centre can run daily training sessions without worrying about rapid wear. The only consumable required is water-soluble lubricant, which keeps ongoing costs extremely low. Additionally, replacement lung bags and other parts are available separately so the unit can be maintained and kept running for years.

Watch: AirSim Airway Management Trainer in Action

Seeing the AirSim in use gives you a much better sense of how realistic the training experience really is. Watch the short video below to see how it handles intubation, BVM ventilation, and difficult airway simulation. Furthermore, the TruCorp AirSim product page has additional videos and technical detail if you want to explore the full specification before ordering.

Procedures You Can Train on the AirSim

The AirSim covers the full range of airway management skills in one unit. Because of this versatility, it is trusted by paramedic programs, hospital simulation centres, nursing schools, and anaesthesia training departments across Canada and internationally. The American College of Emergency Physicians emphasises that repeated hands-on simulation is one of the most effective ways to build airway management competency — and the AirSim is built exactly for that purpose.

• Direct and video laryngoscopy
• Endotracheal intubation (oral)
• Nasotracheal intubation
• Bag-valve-mask (BVM) ventilation
• Fibre optic intubation and examination
• Supraglottic device insertion (LMA and others)
• Combitube insertion
• Nasogastric (NG) tube insertion
• Awake fiberoptic intubation

In addition, the tongue inflation feature allows instructors to simulate difficult airway scenarios such as tongue edema, giving advanced trainees a more challenging and realistic experience. This flexibility means the AirSim grows with your program as trainees advance from basic to complex procedures.

Who Uses an Airway Management Trainer in Canada?

Any program that teaches airway management needs a reliable, realistic trainer. In fact, according to Health Canada’s health workforce guidelines, simulation-based training is now a recommended standard in clinical education across the country. Because of this, the demand for high-quality airway trainers is growing fast across a wide range of disciplines.

Paramedic and EMS Training Programs

Airway management is one of the most critical skills in prehospital care. Therefore, paramedic colleges and EMS training programs across Canada rely on manikins like the AirSim to build intubation confidence before trainees ever work on a real patient. Our full range of EMS training equipment can help you build out a complete simulation bay for your program.

Hospital Simulation Centres

Hospitals with simulation centres use the AirSim for ongoing staff training in emergency intubation, difficult airway management, and ICU skills. Moreover, the realistic feedback it provides means even experienced clinicians benefit from periodic practice sessions. The AirSim is trusted by institutions including children’s hospitals and tertiary care centres internationally.

Nursing and Respiratory Therapy Schools

Nursing and respiratory therapy programs teach BVM ventilation, nasogastric tube insertion, and supraglottic device use as core clinical skills. As a result, the AirSim is a natural fit for any school that needs a durable, multi-procedure trainer that can handle daily use across multiple student cohorts each year.

Anaesthesia and Critical Care Training

Anaesthesiologists and critical care physicians need to maintain proficiency in both standard and difficult airway techniques. The AirSim’s realistic anatomy and adjustable difficulty make it ideal for high-fidelity simulation in these specialties. In fact, institutions like Los Angeles Children’s Hospital have publicly endorsed the AirSim for its clinical realism.

Fire and Rescue Training Departments

Many fire departments in Canada now train their crews in basic airway management as part of their first responder certification. Because the AirSim is durable and requires minimal ongoing costs, it is a practical and affordable choice for fire service training programs. Browse our training manikins and simulation equipment for more options that suit first responder programs.

Device Manufacturers and Sales Teams

Medical device companies that make laryngoscopes, video laryngoscopes, and supraglottic airway devices use the AirSim as a demonstration model at conferences and training events. Furthermore, its realistic anatomy gives a much more credible product demonstration than simpler training heads, which helps sales and clinical education teams make a stronger impression.

Product Specifications

How to Care for and Maintain the AirSim

Proper care keeps the AirSim performing well across thousands of training sessions. Fortunately, the maintenance routine is very simple and takes only a few minutes after each session. Following these steps will protect both the airway and the skin, and will help the unit reach its full 20,000-cycle lifespan.

Before Every Session

Generously spray the oral and nasal passages with the included water-soluble lubricant before each use. Apply lubricant to any equipment being inserted as well, because this reduces friction and protects the airway material. Never skip this step — dry insertion is the most common cause of premature wear on airway trainers.

After Every Session

Clean the airway thoroughly with warm, soapy water until all visible residue is removed. Then, as an additional step, spray the airway with alcohol (minimum 75%) and wipe it off to fully sanitise the surface. Importantly, do not use germicides, glutaraldehyde (such as Cidex), ethylene oxide, phenol-based cleaners, or iodine-containing cleaners — these will damage the material.

Storage

Store the AirSim in its carrier case in a clean, dry place away from heat and direct sunlight. Additionally, keep it away from contact with metals, solvents, oils, or strong chemicals. Good storage habits extend the life of both the airway and the external skin significantly.

Frequently Asked Questions — Airway Management Trainer Canada

What is the AirSim used for?

The AirSim is an airway management trainer Canada simulation centres and clinical education programs use for intubation, laryngoscopy, BVM ventilation, fibre optic examination, nasogastric tube insertion, and supraglottic device practice. As a result, it covers the full range of airway skills that paramedics, nurses, respiratory therapists, and physicians need.

What procedures can I practise on the AirSim?

Trainees can practise direct and video laryngoscopy, oral and nasal endotracheal intubation, BVM ventilation, fibre optic intubation and examination, supraglottic device insertion, Combitube insertion, and NG tube insertion. The inflatable tongue also allows for difficult airway simulation at any level of difficulty.

How realistic is the AirSim compared to a real patient?

Very realistic — it is one of the most lifelike airway trainers on the market. The airway is designed from real patient CT DICOM data, so all the key anatomical landmarks are in exactly the right position. Furthermore, the tactile feedback during laryngoscopy and intubation closely mirrors what clinicians feel on a real patient, which is why hospitals and universities worldwide choose it.

How many intubation cycles does the AirSim last?

The AirSim is certified for over 20,000 intubation cycles when used and maintained correctly. The only ongoing consumable is water-soluble lubricant, which keeps running costs very low. Replacement lung bags and other parts are also available separately for long-term maintenance.

Does EMS Shop ship the AirSim across Canada?

Yes — EMS Shop ships this airway management trainer fast to all Canadian provinces and to the United States. For institutional or bulk orders, simply contact our team for a quote and shipping timeline.

Can the AirSim simulate a difficult airway?

Yes. Attach an empty syringe to the red connector near the chin and inject about 20ml of air to inflate the tongue and simulate tongue edema. This makes intubation noticeably harder and allows instructors to challenge more experienced trainees. Additionally, neck position can be adjusted to vary difficulty further for advanced scenarios.

What is the condition of this unit?

This AirSim is sold as used. However, every unit is inspected and cleaned thoroughly before dispatch from our warehouse. If you have questions about the specific condition of the unit currently in stock, simply contact us before ordering and we will give you a full condition report.