Take the captain’s seat in a full-motion Boeing 737 simulator near Antwerp. In a focused 60-minute session you’ll learn cockpit basics, fly a full route and land—no pilot’s license required.
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You step into a low-lit room and the cockpit fills the frame: backlit gauges, a yoke that responds when your fingers curl, and an outsized window showing a runway that could be anywhere—until you choose it. The simulator hums to life; the instructor runs a calm checklist and hands you the controls. For the next hour you are the pilot: taxi, rotate, climb, cruise and bring a heavy metal bird back to earth.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
60 minutes
Fitness Level
No special fitness required; suitable for most adults and teens who can sit for an hour.
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History
Antwerp’s location on the Scheldt made it a major port for centuries; the city’s industrial and trade roots sit beside modern cultural institutions and emerging tech hubs.
Conservation
Simulator experiences have a small environmental footprint compared with real flights; venues encourage public transit access and mindful energy use to reduce impact.
Reserve your spot on the Landed On Time 60 min. Max 1 Person today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive early for the briefing
Plan to arrive 15 minutes before your slot to complete check-in and the safety briefing so you don’t lose running time in the simulator.
Bring valid photo ID
You’ll need government-issued ID at check-in—passport or national ID card—to confirm your booking and age.
Notify about motion sensitivity
If you’re prone to motion sickness or have cardiovascular concerns, tell staff beforehand so they can adapt the session.
Record responsibly
Phones are fine for photos before and after the session, but follow staff rules for devices during the simulator run to avoid distractions.
Photo ID
Needed to confirm your booking and identity at check-in.
Comfortable shoes and clothing
You’ll sit and move through cockpit controls—comfortable clothes keep you focused.
Light jacket
Venues can be cool; a light layer is useful for waiting areas or walkouts.
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Motion-sickness remedies
If you’re sensitive to simulator motion, bring prevention like wristbands or medication.