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Hand on the sidestick in the cockpit of an Airbus A320 simulator

Flight Simulator · Cockpit 1:1

AirbusA320

Get to know the philosophy of Airbus: a sidestick instead of a joystick, a fly-by-wire system and automation that supports the pilot. A full-size A320 cockpit and an instructor who will guide you from takeoff to landing.

Why the Airbus A320?

The most frequently delivered passenger aircraft in history

The A320 is a sidestick, fly-by-wire and advanced automation system – a completely different philosophy than that of Boeing aircraft. At AirPoint you’ll get to know it in a full-size cockpit in Krakow, Gdańsk and Wrocław.

FBWFly-by-wire

The first passenger aircraft with a digital flight control system.

1987First flight

The prototype was flown on February 22, 1987, and entered service in April 1988 with Air France.

19 700+Orders for the A320 family

A318, A319, A320 and A321 – the most popular narrow-body aircraft line.

12 500+The delivered machines

Production in Toulouse, Hamburg, Tianjin and Mobile.

The history and family of the A320 – read more

The Airbus A320 is one of the most modern and recognisable passenger aircraft in the world. The distinctive sidestick, fly-by-wire system and advanced automation make flights exceptionally precise and intuitive. In our simulator, you will experience the Airbus philosophy — completely different from that of Boeings, and based on maximum support for the pilot by onboard systems.

The first flight of the A320 prototype took place on 22 February 1987, and on 18 April 1988 the aircraft entered commercial service with Air France. The A320 model became the basis for an entire family of aircraft: the A318, A319, A320 and A321, which today make up the most popular line of narrow-body machines in the world.

By the end of February 2026, Airbus had received more than 19,700 orders for A320 aircraft, of which more than 12,500 had already been delivered. The A320neo version, introduced in 2016, offers up to 20% lower fuel consumption, 50% less noise and 14% lower operating costs per seat compared to previous models. Production of the older A320ceo model ended in 2019, and Airbus is now increasing the assembly rate to 75 aircraft per month in 2027 to meet the enormous demand.

Today, the A320 family is manufactured at four sites: Toulouse (France), Hamburg (Germany), Tianjin (China) and Mobile (USA). It is the A320 that — thanks to its innovation, reliability and versatility — has become the most delivered passenger aircraft in aviation history.

Flights and vouchers

Choose the package and flight date in A320

The current Fly for Fun and Be a Pro packages, prices, promotions and free dates in Krakow, Gdańsk and Wrocław can be found in the booking system. There you can also buy a gift voucher.

A320 simulator and its capabilities

Everything is just like in a real cockpit

Full-size 1:1 cockpit

Fully modeled systems and instruments of the Airbus A320.

Sidestick and fly-by-wire

The distinctive Airbus controls and the automation supporting the pilot.

Cylindrical screen

The depth of the image and the view that gives a sense of true flight.

Over 24,000 airports

The entire world and the current AIRAC navigation database.

Any weather

Also the actual conditions at the selected airport at the moment.

Technical failures

Simulation of all kinds of malfunctions – as if it were a training session for pilots.

Full list of simulation capabilities
  • Flight physics reflecting the behaviour of a real aircraft
  • Perfectly reproduced throttle

Technical data

Airbus A320 in numbers

Airbus A320 in AirPoint colors, side view
Length37,6 m
Span34,1 m
Height11,8 m
Max take-off weight77 000 kg
Coverage5,700 km
Passengersup to 180

Where would you go?

A320 in three cities

FAQ

Questions about flying in an A320

All questions →
How is the A320 different from the Boeing 737?

Instead of a stick, you have a sidestick, and the fly-by-wire system and automation support the pilot throughout the flight. This is a completely different piloting philosophy than in Boeing aircraft.

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 an A320?

Book an appointment in Krakow, Gdańsk or Wrocław – or give a flight as a gift to someone close to you.