Flight Simulator · Cockpit 1:1
Boeing737-800
Sit behind the controls of the most produced passenger aircraft in history. A full-size 737NG cockpit, a 5-meter-diameter screen, and an instructor who will guide you from takeoff to landing.
Why the Boeing 737-800?
The most popular family of passenger aircraft
The 737-800 of the Next Generation generation is one of the pillars of the global fleet: reliable, economical and present at airports worldwide. At AirPoint, you fly in the full-size cockpit of this version.
The most frequently ordered passenger aircraft in history; over 9,300 aircraft have been delivered.
That's a lot of Boeing 737s flying at any given time, with nearly half a million passengers.
Statistically, every few years a Boeing 737 takes off or lands somewhere in the world.
It was destroyed on July 31, 1997 in Renton; today there are over 1.15 million flights a year in the USA alone.
History and advantages of the 737-800 – read more
The Boeing 737 is the most frequently ordered and most frequently produced passenger aircraft in aviation history. According to current data, more than 19,000 units of all versions of the 737 have been ordered, and more than 9,300 aircraft have already been delivered.
Airplanes are so widespread that at any given moment about 2,900 Boeing 737s are in the air, carrying nearly half a million passengers at the same time. Statistically, every 1.5 seconds somewhere in the world another Boeing 737 takes off or lands — no other passenger aircraft achieves such results.
The Boeing 737-800, part of the Next Generation (NG) series, took to the skies for the first time on 31 July 1997 from Renton Airport in Washington State. The model quickly became one of the mainstays of the global fleet — in the United States alone, it operates over 1.15 million flights a year, carrying more than 154 million passengers and achieving an average load factor of 80%.
The 737-800 is valued for:
- high reliability,
- economic fuel consumption,
- stable performance and flight comfort,
- operational flexibility on short and medium-haul routes,
- huge availability of parts and service worldwide.
It is precisely this version — the Boeing 737-800 — that can be found at AirPoint Warsaw and AirPoint Katowice, where you can take the controls of a full-scale cockpit and experience a realistic flight in one of the most recognisable aircraft in aviation history.
Flights and vouchers
Choose the package and flight date with the Boeing 737-800
You can find the current Fly for Fun and Be a Pro packages, prices, promotions and free dates in Warsaw and Katowice in the booking system. There you can also buy a gift voucher.
The 737-800 simulator and its capabilities
Everything is just like in a real cockpit
Fully modeled systems and instruments of the Boeing 737-800.
The tremolo wheels and the traction levers that respond to autothrottle.
The depth of the image and the view that gives a sense of true flight.
The entire world and the current AIRAC navigation database.
Also the actual conditions at the selected airport at the moment.
Simulation of any malfunctions and quick configuration of sessions by the instructor.
Full list of simulation capabilities
- Flight physics reflecting the behaviour of a real aircraft
- The most advanced software for recreating the external environment
- Instructor station for easy and quick configuration of session parameters
Technical data
Boeing 737-800 in numbers
Where would you go?
737-800 in two cities
Boeing 737-800 · 737 MAX 8
AirPoint Warsaw
Pokorna Street 2/U12, 00-199 Warsaw
22 253 05 21 info@airpoint.eu- Mon.–Fri.
- 12:00–20:00
- Saturday–Sunday.
- 10:00–20:00
Boeing 737-800
AirPoint Katowice
ul. Uniwersytecka 13, 40-007 Katowice
32 308 70 06 katowice@airpoint.eu- Mon.–Fri.
- 12:00–20:00
- Saturday–Sunday.
- 10:00–20:00
What is the 737-800 different from the 737 MAX 8?
The 737-800 is the Next Generation generation (since 1997), proven on routes around the world. The MAX 8 is its successor: it has new LEAP-1B engines, split-tip winglets, and a cockpit with large displays.
Do I need experience?
No. Our instructors will ensure that you are safely off the ground and back at the airport the very first time you take off.
How many people can be in the cockpit?
3 accompanying persons can be taken with you to the simulator.
Where can I fly?
The simulator base allows you to choose from over 24,000 airports worldwide – in the selected weather and time of day.
Ready to fly in a 737-800?
Book an appointment in Warsaw or Katowice – or give a flight as a gift to someone close to you.