At Home Flight Simulator


Filed Under: Building A Flight Simulator • Flight Simulator In Garage • James Price

In 2000 the nose of this Boeing 737 found a new hangar, namely the Pleasanton garage of private pilot and air traffic controller James Price. Since then, James turned the nose of the 1969 airplane into his own flight simulator. Well that’s what you call a mancave!

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