Take the captain’s seat in a Boeing 737 for a 30-minute, instructor-led simulator session in Turin. Expect a realistic cockpit, 220° visuals, and guided takeoff-to-landing practice across a variety of weather and approach scenarios.
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You settle into the instruments and the cabin hush tightens around you; the projection fills your peripheral vision and the simulator becomes a runway under your command. For 30 minutes you are the pilot of a Boeing 737, hand on the yoke, a professional B737 captain beside you, and a 220° video dome turning distant islands, city lights and icy runways into a live briefing.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
30 minutes (plus 10–20 min briefing)
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; ability to sit and operate controls for the session required
Wildlife
History
Turin is a historic industrial and cultural center in Piedmont, long associated with automotive and engineering innovation and once the first capital of unified Italy.
Conservation
The city emphasizes public transport and low-impact tourism; visitors are encouraged to use transit and respect indoor facility rules to reduce wear and waste.
Reserve your spot on the Flight Simulator HI SPEED for 30 Mins today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive 15 minutes early
You’ll need time for a briefing, safety checks, and to file any booking paperwork—prompt arrival keeps your full session time intact.
Bring photo ID
Operators require ID for booking verification and safety forms; keep it handy on entry.
Warn if prone to motion sickness
Simulated banking and visual flow can induce nausea—consider medication or skip if highly sensitive.
Observers and companions
One or two observer seats are often included; confirm capacity when booking if you want guests to watch.
Photo ID
Required for booking verification and safety paperwork.
Comfortable, non-restrictive clothing
Sitting and reaching controls is easier in clothing that allows free arm movement.
Motion-sickness medication
For those prone to simulator sickness, taking medication beforehand can help.
Small personal camera or phone
Use for photos before/after the session; cockpit operation typically prohibits filming during the simulation.