Flightdeck

[jt23]

Has anyone heard of a place called flightdeck in Anaheim, CA? I found out about this place today and I guess they let you get in a 737 simulator and teach you how to fly. I was wondering if anyone's has ever been here and what your experiences were? I want to learn how to navigate and fly the plane as if you were a pilot working for an airline so that can I transfer those skills into FSX so I can make more realistic flights and I know have an actual instructor teach me with a hands on approach would be the best way to learn.

[ricardo_NY1]

I'd see it the other way around...........I'd learn to navigate and somewhat fly the plane so I could transfer those skills into a real simulator experience. Do keep in mind that it would take more than several hours of instruction and time in the cockpit of any particular aircraft to learn anything. I reckon that 5 hours in a real 737 simulator would probably amount to taking cues from the flight director to control attitude and controlling airspeed, or things along that line. A lot of the learning is actually done on desktops, books/manuals and posters, or flightdeck layouts that are pretty much posters.

[ED_4]

Anaheim eh? Place where Disneyland resides. Interesting they'd have that over there.

How much was it that they'd charge for getting into something like that?

Disregard that question. I found their webpage: http://www.flightdeck1.com/

Seems cheaper to go try and fly an F-16. I bet flying Falcon 4.0 would come in handy in using that thing.(Particularly if you've ever flown in the moded versions as those are simulated to start like the real thing.)