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Simulator flights? More information?

I would want to make a flight in a simulator in Brussels. I’m 15 in march, can I? If I can soar yet, why not fly a simulator? How much does it cost for a few hours flying?
I was surprised to see that http://www.sfa.be was still online; the last piece of debris that’s left from Sabena. The site is still updated. I saw a news report that Oxford Aviation Training partly (or completely???) took over the training centre in Arizona, previously owned by Sabena and with a large fleet of Piper Archer III’s and Piper Seneca’s.
Does anyone of you have had experience flying simulators of commercial aircraft?

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By: andrewm - 1st March 2004 at 16:38

Cheaper in USA due to exchange rates atm 😀

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By: Jeanske_SN - 1st March 2004 at 16:37

😮 Hmm, could it be any cheaper in Belgium or Netherlands?

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By: grahamskipton - 29th February 2004 at 23:53

The Yorkshire Flight center website can be located at http://www.yorkshireflightcentre.co.uk It’s about 20 miles from me, near Harrogate / Knaresborough. Not to far from the A1 either. They have both commercial (boeing 737) and military (Phantom F-4) simulators you can try……

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By: martin_EGTK - 29th February 2004 at 23:18

We haven’t taken over the Sabena school in Arizona, we’ve signed a training partnership with them that means all full time ATPL students like myself do our fair weather training out in Phoenix in Oxford Aviation Training aircraft whilst being taught by Oxford Aviation Instructors using Sabena’s facilities and callsign. We also stay in the amazing Sabena flats which are truely gorgeous!

I go out there on August the 16th for four months and I can’t wait!

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By: andrewm - 29th February 2004 at 20:48

From August onwards I have an Airbus A320 replica cockpit people can fly if there are a forum member for nohting 😀

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By: wysiwyg - 29th February 2004 at 19:47

Re: Simulator flights? More information?

Originally posted by Jeanske_SN
Does anyone of you have had experience flying simulators of commercial aircraft?

It has always amused me that anyone who doesn’t fly commercially is desperate to get in a heavy jet sim while those of us who actually fly them are desperate to get out!

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By: Speedbird 12T - 29th February 2004 at 19:40

Simulator

Try this website;
http://www.hospitalityweb.com/events/packagedetail.asp?Event_Code=FPS0654&Package_Code=FPS0654-1-001557

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By: Jeanske_SN - 29th February 2004 at 19:32

Speedbird, that huge amount of money looks like ryanair-practices! Rip off everywhere you can!

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By: EGNM - 29th February 2004 at 19:22

thats in Knaresborough flying a Boeing 737-200 sim, they also have an F-4 Phantom i believe.

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By: Speedbird 12T - 29th February 2004 at 18:51

prices

20 minutes thats somewhere in north yorkshire

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By: Jeanske_SN - 29th February 2004 at 18:49

for 20 what??

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By: Speedbird 12T - 29th February 2004 at 18:46

prices

not sure about brussels but i can tell you its 135 GBP to fly a 737 simulator for 20 ( that with a fully trained pilot)

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