Take the controls of a full-size B737 cockpit for a 90-minute long-range simulation in Turin. This session walks through cold-and-dark startup, taxi, takeoff, cruise, and landing with a real instructor at your side.
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A hush falls as the cockpit lights come alive — not the real runway but a room-sized replica that breathes like a living aircraft. For ninety minutes a participant becomes pilot: switching systems from cold-and-dark, rolling the throttles, coaxing the jet through takeoff and the long, patient cruise toward a chosen destination. The panoramic screen pushes the sky forward; weather can bite and airports can test you, and the instructor sits one breath away, ready to guide or challenge.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
1.5 hours
Fitness Level
No special fitness required; good concentration and basic mobility to operate controls recommended
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History
Turin has a long industrial and aeronautical tradition—local factories and workshops contributed parts and expertise to Italy’s early aircraft and later aerospace industry.
Conservation
The simulator is an energy-efficient way to experience flying without emissions of real flights; visitors are encouraged to use public transit to reach the facility and minimize car trips.
Reserve your spot on the Flight Simulator Experience LONG RANGE 90 Minutes today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring photo ID
You’ll need valid ID at check-in; keep your booking confirmation on your phone for faster entry.
Arrive early to brief
Arrive 15 minutes before your slot to complete safety briefings and get comfortable in the cockpit seats.
Choose morning slots
Booking earlier in the day usually means fresher instructor attention and a quieter facility environment.
Expect motion cues
Simulator motion and visual cues can be intense for some—sit out or request lower-intensity scenarios if you’re prone to motion sensitivity.
Photo ID
Required for check-in and to confirm your booking.
Comfortable closed-toe shoes
Helps when using rudder pedals and moving in the cockpit.
Light layers
Simulator rooms can be climate-controlled; a light layer keeps you comfortable during long sessions.
Small notebook & pen
Useful for jotting down procedures, frequencies, or tips from the instructor.