Experience what it feels like to be a pilot
of a commercial aircraft in a real certified simulator.
Learn from experienced airline pilots and take a seat
in the cockpitsof a Boeing 737 or Airbus A320 aircraft.
Simulators unique features:
- Certified, full-motion flight simulators which will fully draw you in and provide you with an authentic experience of flying a commercial aircraft
- The most modern simulators in the Czech Republic on which professional commercial pilots are trained
- The experience includes a visit to the Czech Aviation Training Centre, where the most experienced pilots in the field will attend to you
- We will recommend the course of the flight to destinations of your choice according to your experience and requirements
- Flight simulations under various weather conditions (fog, rain, snow...), including the possibility of a simulated failure (e.g., engine shutdown)
Available Flight Simulators
A full-motion simulator including all inclinations with the most realistic physical flight mode.
A full-motion simulator including all inclinations with the most realistic physical flight mode.
An authentic simulator with fixed static base for training both professional pilots and technical personnel.
Useful information
- A short pre-flight briefing with a pilot who will be with you throughout the whole experience is included
- You may bring along up to two (2) people to share with then this unique flight simulator experience
- We can issue gift vouchers in electronic form
- Vouchers are valid for one year from the date of issuance
- You will receive a flight performance certificate
- Complimentary parking is available at the Czech Airlines Training Centre area
Take a peek inside
Our Flight Simulator Instructors
Adam Suchy
Flying has fascinated me since childhood. In fact, I obtained my pilot’s licence even before my driving licence. For more than five years, I have been involved in leisure education for children interested in aviation, while continuing my own professional development in the field.
At CATC, you can fly with me on the ATR 42/72 and B737 aircraft simulators.
Kamil Winter
Létání je mým splněným snem. After studying aircraft instrument mechanics, I worked on the Ilyushin IL-62 and Tupolev Tu-154 aircraft, later as a flight attendant, and in 2004 I joined as a First Officer on the B737 aircraft type. In 2010, I completed Captain training and have been flying in this position ever since. I hold type ratings for the Boeing B737 and the Airbus A320 family aircraft. I devoted the majority of my aviation career with pride to Czech Airlines and currently fly for Smartwings.
Ing. Pavel Kadlecik
Flying has been my lifelong passion, hobby and profession. After graduating from the University of Transport and Communications in Žilina, now the University of Žilina, I spent 10 years flying agricultural aircraft and then 30 years working as an airline pilot for Czech Airlines on most aircraft types within their fleet.
I am a Captain Instructor (TRI, TRE) for the ATR 42/72 and Airbus A320 family aircraft.
Hana Babcanova
I love not only the ATR airliner, on which I have logged 5,000 flight hours, but also the B737 from my Czech Airlines days. However, my greatest passion remains the Trenér sports aircraft, on which I began my aerobatic flying career at the age of 18, culminating in five years as a member of the national team. Flying is my way of life, and I am also a flight instructor – but don’t worry, I won’t have you flying upside down in the simulator.
Stanislav Babcan
I progressed through my aviation career from flying the agricultural Čmelák aircraft in Slovakia, through both small and large commercial aircraft in Bohemia and Moravia, all the way to Airbus operations in China. I have spent 16,000 hours in the air. At Czech Airlines, I flew the B737, A320 and ATR aircraft – even sharing the cockpit crew with my wife. If I managed that successfully, you can be sure you’ll feel completely at ease with me in the simulator.
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Please note:
- Acrobatic manoeuvres and flight accidents are not simulated
- In the case of an inevitable simulated accident, the simulation is interrupted
- As the participants access the non-public area of the airport, an ID or passport identification is required
- If persons under 10 years of age are present in flying the full-motion simulator, the hydraulic motion of the simulator is not enabled