What is the session length?

Typical sessions run about 1.5–2 hours including briefing and debrief; flying time depends on your chosen itinerary.

Do I need a pilot’s license?

No license is required—sessions are instructor-led and designed for novices and experienced pilots alike.

Are there size or weight restrictions?

Yes: minimum height 1,40 m; maximum height 1,90 m; maximum weight 90 kg. These limits are for safety and cockpit fit.

Where do I meet for the experience?

Meeting point is listed as YourSky Aviationt in Ganderkesee; confirm exact arrival instructions on the booking page.

Can I book this for a private event or group?

Yes—small-group and corporate bookings are available; contact the operator via the referral link for scheduling and pricing.

Are refreshments available?

Optional extras include sandwiches, soft drinks, and a bottle of 'Bubblish'—these can be added at booking.

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Flight Simulator Package at YourSky Aviationt in Ganderkesee, Niedersachsen, Germany puts you in the pilot’s seat of a Citation business jet powered by a Garmin G1000 suite. This hands-on simulator experience lets you design your own route, select realistic scenery, and practice real cockpit procedures under the guidance of a trained instructor. It’s an ideal choice for aviators-in-training, corporate groups, or anyone chasing a high-fidelity taste of professional flight without leaving the ground. From the moment you sit in the molded cockpit, the cabin feels purposeful: tactile controls, throttle quadrant, full flight displays, and calibrated yokes respond like the real thing. The simulator models the Citation’s flight characteristics, so you’ll feel authentic pitch, roll, and engine response in maneuvers from takeoff to instrument approaches. Scenic options span regional German airports to international hubs, so you can fly coastal approaches, lowland navigation, or cross-country routes against detailed terrain. Why visit this experience in Ganderkesee? The town sits just southwest of Oldenburg in Lower Saxony, a region with an active general aviation community and several small airfields. YourSky Aviationt’s simulator stands out locally because it pairs business-jet systems with public-access bookings—rare outside major airports—making complex avionics approachable for non-professionals and pros alike. The setup’s size limits (min 1.40 m, max 1.90 m, max 90 kg) and curated extras like light catering and celebratory bottles make it a smart pick for anniversaries or corporate teambuilding. Practical details: sessions run about 1.5–2 hours and include instructor time; you choose your route and goals before climbing in. No pilot license is required, but a willingness to learn cockpit procedures and follow instructor briefings will make the most of your time. Accessibility and specific pricing are provided during booking; check the referral link to confirm current options. This is more than a novelty ride; it’s a focused training-grade simulation that rewards curiosity. Expect to log hours reviewing approach plates, practicing instrument transitions, or running a single-pilot short-field departure. For photographers and spectators, the pre-briefing area offers candid moments of concentration and celebration as pilots receive post-flight debriefs. Whether you’re staging a standout gift, rehearsing real procedures, or simply curious about what it’s like to command a business jet, the Flight Simulator Package at YourSky Aviationt delivers technical realism, instructor-led coaching, and a memorable seat-of-the-pants feeling—without ever leaving Ganderkesee. Book through the provided referral link to view available times, pricing, and optional add-ons such as sandwiches, soft drinks, or celebratory bottles of 'Bubblish'. The simulator accommodates small groups for staggered sessions and can be tailored into a short curriculum for recurring clients. Plan to arrive 15–30 minutes early for briefing, bring a valid ID, and wear comfortable clothing; the experience is low-impact but requires mobility to board.