Step into an Airbus A320 cockpit and fly over Paris in a private, instructor-led simulator session. Ideal for beginners and aviation enthusiasts, the 45-minute experience includes briefing, hands-on flying, and a pilot diploma.
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The cockpit door closes and the city noise drops away; cold panels and soft instrument lights replace traffic, and for the next 45 minutes you pilot an airliner over the Paris skyline. A professional instructor briefs you, starts the engines, and hands the yoke to a first-time captain — the artificial horizon steady as you rotate into a simulated climb.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
45 minutes
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires basic mobility to enter a cockpit seat.
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History
Paris played a central role in early aviation; Le Bourget hosted record flights and the city’s aviation museums preserve that legacy.
Conservation
Simulator training cuts fuel and emissions compared with live aircraft hours; check whether the center follows e-waste and electronics recycling practices.
Reserve your spot on the Private Pilotage of a Flight Simulator in Paris today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring photo ID
You will likely need ID at check-in; bring the card used to book the session.
Arrive 15 minutes early
Allow time for briefing, orientation, and any paperwork so your full 45 minutes starts on time.
Motion-sickness precaution
If you get airsick, request a gentler profile from the instructor and focus on instruments rather than the screen.
Ask for custom scenarios
Book private time to practice specific airports, night ops, or challenging approaches with your instructor.
Photo ID
Required for check-in and age verification.
Comfortable clothing
Sit for the session; wear layers if you get cold from the cockpit airflow.
Closed-toe shoes
Keeps feet secure on rudder pedals during takeoff and landing practice.
Small camera or phone
Capture photos after the debrief—some centers permit pictures outside the cockpit.