The advantage of lessons in our E-Flight Simulator
Our E-Flight Simulator is one of the most sustainable and efficient training methods available. In the air, you can lose a lot of time preparing for an exercise, such as a landing, which you perform in just a few seconds. After that, you lose precious minutes again preparing for the next short learning moment. In our E-Flight Simulator, you do not experience these delays. With just one click, we put you in the perfect position to practice an exercise over and over until you have fully mastered it.
Training at your familiar virtual airfield
Our team of engineers, Bart, Edwin and Gijs, has virtually reconstructed the Pipistrel Velis Electro down to the smallest details. There are countless flight exercises pre-programmed, so with the push of a button you can practice glide-ins, crosswind landings or emergency procedures. As soon as you put on the VR headset, you are instantly in a lifelike cockpit of the Velis at your familiar virtual airfield Teuge.
How does a simulator lesson work?
Each simulator lesson follows the same structure as a regular flying lesson, including a briefing, flight and debriefing, and lasts about two hours in total. We offer these simulator lessons under the following conditions:
- In poor VFR weather: Your trip to Teuge is never wasted, because the simulator can be valuable in almost every phase of your training.
- For specific training: If you want to practice certain exercises or procedures thoroughly, the simulator can perfectly replicate the desired conditions, allowing you to practice more often than would be possible in a real aircraft.
- For experiencing rare or dangerous situations: In the simulator, you can safely practice scenarios such as extreme weather conditions, engine failure with emergency landings, or bird strikes.
Important information:
- Hours logging: At the moment, simulator lessons do not count as official flight hours. However, we are working on certifying our simulator. Once it is certified, you may count up to 5 hours of simulator experience toward your training.
- Training value: Although the flight time in the simulator does not count toward the training hours, it offers significant training value. The extra practice in the simulator can reduce the chance that you will need more than the planned flight hours.
The advantage of lessons in our E-Flight Simulator
Our E-Flight Simulator is one of the most sustainable and efficient training methods available. In the air, you can lose a lot of time preparing for an exercise, such as a landing, which you perform in just a few seconds. After that, you lose precious minutes again preparing for the next short learning moment. In our E-Flight Simulator, you do not experience these delays. With just one click, we put you in the perfect position to practice an exercise over and over until you have fully mastered it.
Training at your familiar virtual airfield
Our team of engineers, Bart, Edwin and Gijs, has virtually reconstructed the Pipistrel Velis Electro down to the smallest details. There are countless flight exercises pre-programmed, so with the push of a button you can practice glide-ins, crosswind landings or emergency procedures. As soon as you put on the VR headset, you are instantly in a lifelike cockpit of the Velis at your familiar virtual airfield Teuge.
How does a simulator lesson work?
Each simulator lesson follows the same structure as a regular flying lesson, including a briefing, flight and debriefing, and lasts about two hours in total. We offer these simulator lessons under the following conditions:
- In poor VFR weather: Your trip to Teuge is never wasted, because the simulator can be valuable in almost every phase of your training.
- For specific training: If you want to practice certain exercises or procedures thoroughly, the simulator can perfectly replicate the desired conditions, allowing you to practice more often than would be possible in a real aircraft.
- For experiencing rare or dangerous situations: In the simulator, you can safely practice scenarios such as extreme weather conditions, engine failure with emergency landings, or bird strikes.
Important information:
- Hours logging: At the moment, simulator lessons do not count as official flight hours. However, we are working on certifying our simulator. Once it is certified, you may count up to 5 hours of simulator experience toward your training.
- Training value: Although the flight time in the simulator does not count toward the training hours, it offers significant training value. The extra practice in the simulator can reduce the chance that you will need more than the planned flight hours.


