Introducing the Air-41 Airway Model
The Air-41 Airway Model is a high-fidelity, modular 3D training model engineered for advanced airway management simulation. Designed in collaboration with leading ENT specialists, it provides a realistic platform for teaching and demonstrating rigid bronchoscopy, suspension laryngoscopy, and flexible bronchoscopy techniques.
Built with precision and anatomical accuracy, the model replicates tracheal stenosis at multiple levels, enabling users to practise balloon dilation, stent placement, and a variety of airway interventions under true-to-life conditions. Each tracheal segment is replaceable and features visible ventilation via inflatable balloons, enhancing both teaching and procedural realism.
Flexible modular design
The Air-41 Airway Model supports a full range of airway access methods, including laryngoscopy, bronchoscopy, and supraglottic airway (LMA) insertion.
Its modular design allows instructors to swap tracheal sections to simulate different pathological scenarios, helping trainees understand the complexity of airway obstruction and develop the fine motor skills required for safe and effective management.
Uses for the Air-41 Airway Model
Lightweight and durable, them model is ideal for:
- Training workshops and medical simulation centres
- Skill assessment and competency-based learning
- Product demonstrations for airway devices and instruments
With its blend of anatomical realism, modular flexibility, and educational value, the Air-41 Airway Model brings airway training to a new level of precision and engagement.
Below: Testing the Air-41 Airway Model using a Karl Storz endoscope and a DISA Medinotec Trachealator non-occlusive airway dilatation balloon inserted through a suspension laryngoscope mouthpiece supplied with the model.
Above: Karl Storz endoscope inserted into the trachea (note the visible glow); preparing to insert the Trachealator non-occlusive airway dilatation balloon.
























