Fear of flying course Schiphol

Fear of flying is common. It often haunts your mind days beforehand and you sleep badly. When you go on holiday, you are relieved when the flight is over, but that relief is short-lived. After a few days, you start worrying about the return trip again.

Do you want to look forward to flying again? You too can overcome your fear of flying and we would be happy to help you.

What will you do during the fear of flying course?

You always start outside the simulator with a chat with our specialist, just at the table while enjoying a cup of coffee or tea. Among other things, we'll tell you about the importance of aviation safety. We do this using comparisons with other means of transport. We focus not only on 'insensitive' numbers and percentages, but especially on your experience. We look at everything that happens during a flight. The explanations are tailored to what you need to overcome your fear of flying. After all, fear of flying can come in different forms.

When you are ready, you take your place in the simulator together with the instructor. Nothing happens yet, you just sit down and take in the impressions of the cockpit. The instructor gives more information and explanations about flying.

Static flight simulator

The next step is for us to go simulator flying. We slowly build it up and we show different systems, such as the autopilot. We also explain what all happens in the cockpit during a flight. Does it feel good? Then you can do a bit of flying yourself under the guidance of our instructor!

This is a static flight simulator, so the simulator does not move. The cockpit is an exact replica of a Boeing 737 or an Airbus A320 cockpit. All buttons and instruments work as in real life. This simulator gives a very realistic flying experience. The simulator has screens measuring no less than 4.8 by 1.22 metres. Furthermore, the simulator is equipped with dual controls, and all buttons and systems are just like in the real aircraft.