Check out our new YouTube channel that we’ve set up for you to enjoy. Right now we’re uploading some client testimonials like this one:
We also plan to include some in-cockpit videos that demonstrate some of the famous flights our simulator has to offer, including the right hand turn approach into Hong Kong’s old Kai Tak airport, the RNP approach to Queenstown, Las Vegas by night and much more.
We’re getting ready to close out our worst flight experience ever competition where the winner will receive a free 30 minute session in our simulator. The entries we’ve received so far have been amazing and describe some terrible flights on commercial airliners.
If you think you have a horror story to tell us, be it screaming kids, broken aircraft, industrial action or unfriendly staff, go to our competition page and put your entry in.
We’re having a merchandise sale in our simulator store to help clear out our back office space for some pending changes. Prices on a huge range of great clothing, models, DVDs and much more have been reduced. This is your chance to round out your collection for less than you’d expect.
Come on down to the QV building in Melbourne and pick up a bargin. Items in the sale include:
In yet another great cockpit video from the team at Intelligent Television and Video (ITVV), we go aboard a Cathay Pacific 747-400, joining the crew of CX250 as they fly from London’s Heathrow airport (LHR – EGLL) to Kai Tak airport in Hong Kong (HKG – VHHX). In addition to following a flight in a 747-400, this video also provides great training for a flight in our 737 simulator.
The Primary Flight Display in a 747 is very similar to the one from a 737 with similar navigation inputs and effects. In addition, the autopilot controls on the glare shield operate in the same manner as the ones on a 737. By watching the step-by-step descriptions provided in this video, you will definitely improve your knowledge of the systems in our 737 simulator.
If you’re wondering what to buy that little traveller in your life, we have some great gear for children available at our simulator store and online shop. From travel journals to games and even some eye catching luggage, we’re sure to have something to delight a child and maybe even help a parent get through the next family flight.
The Flight Experience replica Boeing 737-800 cockpit is the only entertainment flight simulator that has been approved by Australia’s Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) to allow private and commercial pilots to log official flying hours.
How would you like to demonstrate your mastery of our 737 flight simulator by flying it solo? Or perhaps taking your friends for a flight, showing them what it’s like to be Captain of a commercial jet liner as you fly it to airports around the world? If you want to have more than just a single flight experience then you should join our Flying Club.
We are pleased to announce that when you purchase a voucher for any of our Flight Simulator Packages, we will include a 2010 Calendar from Boeing valued at $29 each. They look great on your wall and are perfect for enhancing the presence of the voucher if you’re purchasing one as a gift.
The calendars are available until the end of March or while stocks last. Calendars must be picked up from our store. State promo code ’calendar2010′
During our recent Facebook Fan Open Night we had Steve & Grant from the Plane Crazy Down Under Podcast with us to fly the simulator and interview people. They managed to record some great material and it’s been included in their latest episode along with an interview with Matt Hall, Australia’s Red Bull Air Racer.
At the end of January, we opened up our simulator to our Facebook fans able to get to Melbourne CBD for the duration of the open night. In addition to flights in the simulator, the event featured drinks, nibbles, instructors to chat with and the guys from the Plane Crazy Down Under podcast who were interviewing attendees.
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