Hop into the captain’s seat where you will receive
instructions on how to use the trim wheel, rudder pedals, thrust, landing gear,
flap settings, as well as on how to read the instrument panel. Then, off you
fly. On the instrument panel there is a navigation console, an onboard
computer, an autopilot (functional), an artificial horizon and much more –
everything needed to simulate an actual Boeing 737. An experienced pilot guides
you with procedures, aircraft handling and the necessary information required
to operate this “fixed-base” simulator. This simulator does not have a moving
hydraulic platform.
The most spectacular landing approaches include the Hong
Kong approach, which guides you between Hong Kong’s skyscrapers, for instance.
A further highlight is the approach through the narrow Inn Valley to Innsbruck
in Austria. The airport on the Caribbean island of St. Maarten, where the
aircraft sets down just behind a bustling beach, is equally exciting. Of
course, hobby pilots can also take off and land at Frankfurt Airport. For more
information, contact the Joffi Company, which operates this simulator: visit www.joffi.com or call +49 (0) 6171
981067.
The simulator is part of Frankfurt Airport’s “Great to Have
You Here!” quality service program.
Fraport AG launched this program to introduce a wide range of service
enhancements, making the airport more attractive for passengers and visitors at
Germany’s largest aviation hub. By the way, 58 million passengers used
Frankfurt Airport in 2013.
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