The ultimate flight simulation experience from British Airways

Posted by Tom Wilkins on Mon 28th July 2008 at 07:56 AM, Filed in Unusual Luxury
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BA have just launched its unique flight simulation offering the experience of a lifetime to the general public in the cockpit of a £10 million pound full motion flight simulator normally reserved for the exclusive training of professional pilots. 

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A British Airways pilot gives a 30 minute pre-flight briefing on the flight desk instructions, controls and systems.  Once training is complete, its time for take-off.

We experienced this for ourselves and can honestly say that if you have a list of things to do before you die then this needs to be one of them. We took off from heathrow and lamded the plane twice… then went for a quick flight around New York only to land at JFK… an extreemly difficult airport to negotiate trust me. This was truly an expreience we will never forget!

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If you have always dreamed of taking the controls for yourself then this is the experience for you. Absolutely no experience is required.

For further information or to book your experience on the British Airways flight simulator, please visit http://www.ebaft.com/fly/fse.htm

Fly a Boeing 737-400, 757-200 or a 767-300 under the instruction of a British Airways pilot.

1 hour flight from £399
3 hour flight from £1,197

Location - Somewhere near Heathrow!

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