Extreme Flight Simulation

08/18/2026

✈️ READY TO TAKE FLIGHT, COLORADO SPRINGS?

Climb into the cockpit and experience what it’s like to pilot a 737 airliner or fly an F-16 fighter jet at Extreme Flight Simulation!

Whether you’re planning a family outing, date night, birthday celebration, or just looking for something unforgettable to do, our immersive simulators put you in the pilot’s seat.

✅ No flying experience required
✅ Fun for kids, adults, and aviation enthusiasts
✅ Professional flight coaches guide your experience
✅ Conveniently located inside Hotel Polaris near the U.S. Air Force Academy

Your cockpit is waiting. Book your flight today!

📍 Colorado Springs, Colorado
🎟️ Reservations recommended

Dive heart-first into uncharted skies at Hotel Polaris with immersive flight simulators, including F-16 full cockpit mock-ups. A must-try Colorado Springs experience.

08/04/2026

✈️ SUMMER'S FINAL FLIGHT IS NOW BOARDING! 🌞

Before backpacks replace boarding passes, make one more unforgettable memory!

For a limited time, save on your next flight at Extreme Flight Simulation:

🛫 25% OFF all 30 & 60-minute simulator experiences
🎟️ Use code: BTS26

🛫 30% OFF all 90 & 120-minute simulator experiences
🎟️ Use code: BTS2026

Whether you're looking for an exciting family outing, a unique date, or you've always dreamed of sitting in the captain's seat, this is your chance to take the controls of our incredibly realistic Boeing 737 simulator.

⚠️ Offer ends soon—once school starts, so does the busy season!

📅 Book today and lock in your adventure:
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07/14/2026

✈️ UP TO 55% OFF WEEKDAY BOOKINGS!
Take the controls of our Boeing 737 or F-16 flight simulators and save up to 55% on select weekday experiences.

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06/29/2026

Did you know that LaGuardia Airport was built in 1939 because New York City Mayor Fiorello La Guardia refused to deplane a New York-bound flight that landed in Newark? Frustrated that the city lacked its own major commercial airfield, he spearheaded the construction of a modern, easily accessible airport within city limits in Queens.

Do you love learning about aviation? Come take part in a hands-on learning experience with a Boeing 737 flight simulator session! No prior flight experience is necessary – first timers all the way up to retired airline pilots are welcome. Sessions can range from 30 minutes to 2+ hours for the ultimate airline experience. See our bio for more details.



🎥 Video Credit Gman Aviation

06/25/2026

Quick myth-bust: reverse thrust isn't the primary way an airliner stops. Wheel brakes do the heavy lifting; reverse is a supplementary tool, most useful in the first few seconds after touchdown when ground speed is still high and it can shed a lot of energy before the brakes take the full heat load.

On most high-bypass turbofans — which power the majority of today's airliners — this is handled by a cascade-type thrust reverser. Rather than redirecting the hot core exhaust, it primarily acts on the cold bypass air coming off the fan. After touchdown, the pilot brings the thrust levers into reverse, a translating sleeve slides aft, and cascade vanes are exposed along the sides of the nacelle. Blocker doors simultaneously seal off the normal bypass exit path, forcing that fan air out through the vanes, angled forward and outward to generate a deceleration force.

Worth noting: the core exhaust is still being directed aft through this whole sequence, so "reverse thrust" is a bit of a misnomer — it's less “full thrust reversal” and more “forward thrust reduction plus a forward-vectored airflow assist.” Older and low-bypass designs work differently; some use bucket or target-type doors that physically swing into the exhaust path to deflect it forward instead.

Reverse thrust also has a shelf life on the runway. As speed drops, it loses effectiveness and starts kicking up dust, water, and debris that can risk engine ingestion — which is why most operators reduce to idle and stow it well before reaching taxi speed.

Do you love learning about aviation? Come take part in a hands-on learning experience with a Boeing 737 flight simulator session! No prior flight experience is necessary – first timers all the way up to retired airline pilots are welcome. Sessions can range from 30 minutes to 2+ hours for the ultimate airline experience. See our bio for more details.

06/24/2026

Takeoffs and landings are the most intensive phases of flight. Both phases require extensive checklists to properly configure the aircraft.

Want to take the controls of a Boeing 737? Now’s your chance! Comment “737” to learn more about how you can book a session in this simulator and gain access to exclusive discounts and promotions.

06/21/2026

Happy Father's Day from EFS!

06/19/2026

Some of our favorite moments at EFS are the father-son flights.

Dad and one of his kids take the captain's and first officer's seats side by side, with a Flight Coach riding along as co-pilot — no aviation experience required. After a quick briefing on the Boeing 737 NG, they start the engines, take off, and fly together, with a few landings along the way.

This Father's Day, treat Dad to a Boeing 737 simulator session instead of another gift he won't use.

06/17/2026

Nearly half of all pilots say a family member was the reason they got into flying in the first place. Dig into pilot interviews and memoirs, and one pattern shows up again and again: the family member is usually dad.

Sometimes it's one unforgettable afternoon. A T-6 instructor pilot still remembers standing at an air show as a kid, watching the Thunderbirds, when his dad told him those maneuvers were the same ones he flew every day. That was it — he told everyone from that point on he was going to be a pilot.

Sometimes it's not one moment but years of them. A current MD-11 captain who now flies for the same airline as his father has said that every step of his career, his dad was the one guiding him — that he's the pilot he is today because of it.

It's not just sons, either. A SkyWest first officer has talked about her United Airlines pilot father reinstating his flight instructor certificate just so he could fly with her while she built her hours.

This Father's Day, pay tribute to the man who has always inspired you with a Boeing 737 flight simulation session at Extreme Flight Simulation.

06/17/2026

How did your dad's love of aviation inspire your own?