Immersive Cessna 172 G1000 Home Flight Simulator Demo | KDAB to KSFB

Experience the ultimate in-home flight simulation with our Cessna 172 G1000 Flight Simulator. Designed for the home user market, this simulator offers an unparalleled level of realism, making it the perfect tool for both aspiring pilots and seasoned aircraft owners.
In this demo video, you'll witness a virtual flight from Daytona Beach International Airport (KDAB) to Orlando Sanford International Airport (KSFB). Our advanced AI ATC and intercom system provide an incredibly immersive experience, simulating real-world flight scenarios and communication.
Key Features:
Realistic Cessna 172 G1000 Cockpit: Faithfully reproduced to mirror the actual aircraft, ideal for flight training and maintaining proficiency.
Advanced AI ATC: Experience seamless air traffic control communication for a realistic flying experience.
Immersive Intercom System: Enhance your simulation with true-to-life cockpit communications.
Why Choose Our Simulator?
Certified Quality: Currently pursuing BATD and AATD certification to ensure top-tier training standards.
Stay Proficient: Perfect for aircraft owners and pilots to maintain and improve their flying skills from the comfort of home.
Flight Training Excellence: Used in flight training programs, offering a professional-grade experience for home users.
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[@rbsims6376]

Very immersive, IMHO

[@ratratrat59]

Glad I learned on analog planes. Flying is not a video game. Computers have ruined the flying experience in my opinion.

[@TonerLow]

Sims have unlocked training opportunities for countless potential aviators, at the very least satisfies people's curiosity about flight. This isn't the 1920's like when you learned how to fly, its is prohibitively expensive for most to get into, and the miracle of human flight needs not a gatekeeper like yourself.

[@AviationTrainingFoundation]

Hi,
I also learned on Anolog, and still enjoy flying analog to this day. But I also do not feel that the glass cockpit makes it feel like a video game. If anything it paints a much better picture for situational awareness. And from a safety standpoint I really do enjoy flying the G1000 equipped aircraft. We are working on some Analog versions of the C172 right now.

[@MrMartinvince]

@@AviationTrainingFoundation safety wise Glass cockpit is miles ahead of analog, and simulation serves it purpose either for real pilots, simmers or gamers.