LAT 0.0444°N · LON 32.4631°E · ALT 3782FT · HDG 270°
LAT 0.0444°N · LON 32.4631°E · ALT 3782FT · HDG 270°
Immersive simulator sessions for procedural proficiency and skills practice — ideal for rating preparation, recurrent training and discovery experiences.
A flight simulator lets you practise what is difficult, expensive or unsafe to rehearse in a real aircraft: instrument procedures, emergencies, radio calls, approach and landing technique, and decision-making in poor weather. Mistakes cost nothing in a simulator, which makes it one of the most efficient ways to learn.
Our simulation classes serve three kinds of learner. Student pilots use them to rehearse procedures before flying and to prepare for ratings and tests. Licensed pilots use them for recurrent practice and to stay sharp between flights. Complete beginners can book a discovery session to find out what flying really involves.
Sessions are structured around objectives, not just free flying. Your instructor sets a scenario, observes how you handle it and debriefs afterwards, so each hour has a clear purpose and your practice time can be logged.
No. Beginner discovery sessions are designed for people who have never flown and want to try it.
Whether simulator hours can be credited depends on the licence requirements of the civil aviation authority and the approval status of the device. Check with us and with the authority before relying on it.
Simulator sessions are part of our Attitude Aviation Holiday Program for children from the age of 6, supervised by our team.
Typical sessions cover procedures, radio communication, navigation, approaches and emergency handling, tailored to your level.