CUSTOM-MADE SESSION

$160.00

This tailored service helps pilots maintain peak performance through realistic simulator sessions. Practice under normal or adverse weather conditions, rehearse emergency procedures, or prepare for your next flight test — all in a controlled, stress-free environment.

  • Personalized simulator coaching

  • Flight test preparation & scenario-based training

  • Available for all skill levels

Push Your Skills. Master the Skies.
Ready for a real challenge? Our simulator experiences include high-intensity emergency scenarios and flight challenges that test your limits and improve your decision-making under pressure. From engine failures to rapid decompression simulations, this is your chance to train like a professional and experience the adrenaline of handling critical flight situations.

Duration: 1 Hr

This tailored service helps pilots maintain peak performance through realistic simulator sessions. Practice under normal or adverse weather conditions, rehearse emergency procedures, or prepare for your next flight test — all in a controlled, stress-free environment.

  • Personalized simulator coaching

  • Flight test preparation & scenario-based training

  • Available for all skill levels

Push Your Skills. Master the Skies.
Ready for a real challenge? Our simulator experiences include high-intensity emergency scenarios and flight challenges that test your limits and improve your decision-making under pressure. From engine failures to rapid decompression simulations, this is your chance to train like a professional and experience the adrenaline of handling critical flight situations.

Duration: 1 Hr

Difficult Landings: Featuring challenging landing scenarios, such as crosswind landings, short runways, landings in bad weather (low visibility, storms), or at high-altitude airports, at unique or dangerous airports.

Example: Landing an airplane on a short, icy runway with a strong crosswind.

Instrument Flying (IFR) in Adverse Weather: Navigating and landing solely by reference to instruments in zero visibility conditions like dense fog or heavy storms presents a significant challenge requiring precise execution of procedures.

System Failures: Realistic simulation includes the possibility of random or pilot-induced system failures that require quick thinking and correct procedures to manage and recover the aircraft safely.

Example: Dealing with a sudden engine fire or a complete electrical failure at night.

Complex Aircraft Operations: Mastering the intricacies of study-level aircraft with complex systems, realistic flight models, and detailed procedures can be a significant intellectual challenge.

Example: Learning to program the Flight Management Computer (FMC) in a modern aircraft for a long flight.

Air Traffic Control (ATC) Interaction: Flying online with virtual ATC networks adds a layer of realism and challenge, requiring pilots to communicate effectively using correct aviation phraseology and follow ATC instructions in real-time.

Navigation Challenges: Some scenarios might involve navigating using older methods like VOR-to-VOR navigation or even dead reckoning, requiring careful planning and execution.

Time-Critical Missions: Some missions may have strict time constraints, requiring efficient planning and execution to succeed.

Resource Management: In career modes or specific scenarios, managing fuel, payload, and finances can add a strategic layer to the flying challenge.