
Inside the studio
See the station for simulator training in our Midtown Manhattan studio.

Give the adult or kid who keeps talking about flying a real lesson in our FAA-approved G1000 simulator this holiday season, with an airline pilot-led team. For pure fun, a 60-minute VR flight needs no training commitment.
Pay for your gift online by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay.
The certificate lands in your inbox; print it or forward it.
The recipient books online with the code, which works for every gift, the training bundle included.
G1000 simulator
The G1000 simulator is an FAA-approved Advanced Aviation Training Device (AATD). Flown with an instructor, the time counts toward the instrument rating, instrument currency, the private pilot certificate, and the commercial certificate. It flies the trainers most pilots learn in: Cessna, Piper, and Beechcraft models.

See the station for simulator training in our Midtown Manhattan studio.

Watch a takeoff from a real-world runway in the simulator.

See how a flight is planned on the G1000 screens.
VR simulator
The launch lineup includes general aviation airplanes in X-Plane 12 (a Cessna 172, a Cirrus SR22 and a Piper PA-18 Super Cub), plus recreational F/A-18 Hornet, F-16 Fighting Falcon, and A-10 Thunderbolt II missions. A VR session is 60 minutes with an operator or a flight instructor.

Training flights in X-Plane 12 with a flight instructor beside you: choose a general aviation airplane (Cessna 172, Cirrus SR22 or Piper PA-18 Super Cub), take off, fly takeoffs and landings, traffic patterns, or the Hudson River corridor through its gates.

Recreational missions in the jets: guided combat scenarios, gates over Dubai, and carrier operations, with an operator running the scenario.
Your first lesson
Every lesson is structured, and our instructors include active airline pilots and airline pilot-mentored CFIs.
2-Hour Complete Experience · Adults and kids, ages 8 and up · $430
2 Hours Total
Pre-flight briefing 15 minutes, Simulator session 95 minutes, Post-flight debrief 10 minutesKids from age 8 fly the same lesson with Young Aviators pacing.
VR sessions last 60 minutes with an operator or a flight instructor, including a brief, the flight, and a short debrief.
Operator
The operator runs the simulator and gets you started. You can fly a general aviation airplane (the Cessna 172 Skyhawk, Cirrus SR22, and Piper PA-18 Super Cub) or a jet (the F/A-18 Hornet, F-16 Fighting Falcon, and A-10 Thunderbolt II).
Flight Instructor
The flight instructor coaches your flying in the Cessna 172 Skyhawk, Cirrus SR22, and Piper PA-18 Super Cub in X-Plane 12, maneuvers, landings and workload, then debriefs it with you.
Lessons, VR sessions, prices, delivery, validity and the duration promise.
What the recipient gets, how delivery works, and how long a certificate lasts.
Yes. Adults and kids can try a G1000 lesson or a VR session with no experience needed.
G1000 simulator lessons with a flight instructor start at $215; VR sessions cost $95 with an operator and $195 with a flight instructor.
A VR simulator session is 60 minutes with an operator or a flight instructor to guide the flight. VR gifts are booked online with the certificate code.
A G1000 simulator lesson has three parts, with a flight instructor beside the recipient.
You receive the certificate. It is emailed to you the moment payment clears and downloads as a JPG, so you can print it or forward it on the day you choose.
If prices increase, we will honor the duration for any gift certificate.
Gift certificates are good for the full session for 12 months. After that, the amount you paid stays yours to use toward any booking.
Yes, flight simulator birthday parties have their own page, where you can plan and book a party.
Not sure which gift fits? Send us a question and a flight instructor will respond within 24 hours.
Watch a guest take a turn around the Statue of Liberty in the VR simulator.
