AviaSim Phoenix - Flight Simulators

★ 5/5 · a month ago

Flying the simulator was the thrill of a lifetime. Chelsie was the perfect co pilot. She was kind and patient with this old retired private pilot. Anyone remotely interested should give it a chance to experience what these incredible machines can do. Thanks Chelsie, good luck in your aviation career.

Mark Ryan

★ 5/5 · 2 months ago

SUPER fun! My 10-year-old daughter and I got the duo package, and traded landings in New York, London, Hawaii, and San Diego!

Chase was an absolute Rockstar! He explained everything so clearly, he made us feel comfortable, and even a tiny bit confident that we might be able to get an A320 on the ground in fewer than a dozen pieces!!

Absolute blast!!

Matthew Puttroff

★ 5/5 · 3 months ago

My wife surprised me with a flight simulator experience for my birthday on the same day as my birthday, and honestly, it was one of the best gifts I’ve ever received. I’ve always been obsessed with planes, so this was something I was really looking forward to—and it exceeded every expectation.

From the moment we started, the experience felt incredibly real. The level of detail in the simulator and the overall set...

Stefanie Cummings

★ 5/5 · 4 months ago

This was amazing! This was a complete recreation of an A320 Airbus cockpit. There are SO many controls. Thankfully, Chelsea (our pilot trainer) walked us through the whole thing. As you might guess, take-off is much easier than landing. I would definitely do this again. It was well worth the cost. I was surprised that AviaSim had converted a Best Western hotel room into the simulator, but it worked. And once you s...

Brandon Lent

★ 5/5 · 6 months ago

It was awesome!!! Very authentic and real with a real sensation of flying. My flight instructor Chelsea, was excellent and patient with much knowledge and answered all our questions. I would do it again in an instant. I just might!!! Our flight plan was Phoenix Sky Harbor to Denver Co. We hit the waypoints we entered in the flight management computer and the mountainous view was real.

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