Your flight day.

From your first look around the flight deck to bringing the 737 in to land, you'll be at the controls with an experienced pilot beside you throughout.

Choose your experience
A flight simulator session with an instructor beside the pilot

What to expect.

You do the flying. We’re there to guide you.

  1. Come on in

    We’ll welcome you to our simulator at a private residential property in Bishop’s Stortford. Parking is available, and your booking confirmation includes full directions.

  2. Get to know the cockpit

    For the 90-minute and two-hour sessions, we’ll talk through the flight plan, controls and systems before you fly.

  3. Take the controls

    With an instructor beside you, you’ll fly the 737 yourself. On longer sessions we can tailor the route, weather and challenges to suit your experience.

An instructor helping a visitor fly the simulator

New to flying?
You’re in good hands.

You don’t need to know a heading from an altitude. We’ll explain what you need as you go, and stay with you throughout.

Our 45-minute introduction begins on the runway at Stansted, with a short briefing before flying to Heathrow. For more time to learn the aircraft, choose the 90-minute or two-hour experience.

Meet your instructors

A few things before you arrive.

We’re based at a private residential property, so please arrive at your booked time.

Location & contact

Bring one guest

A guest can join you in the jump seat. Visits are limited to two people in total.

Sharing the flying

The two-hour session can be shared between two people attending together.

Ages & access

Minimum age 8; recommended for ages 12+. Maximum weight 18 stone (114 kg). The simulator is not wheelchair accessible.

Fixed-base simulator

The cockpit itself doesn’t physically move, but once you're inside the enclosed flight deck, the wrap-around visuals create a remarkably convincing sensation of flight as you turn, climb and descend.

Already have a voucher?

Choose your date and time on our booking calendar.

Book your flight