Boeing 737 Simulator Manufacturer & Multi-Country Network Operator

We're a flight simulator manufacturer.
We operate our simulators.
We help you turn them into a business.

We don't just sell you a simulator — we hand you everything needed to start earning from day one: pricing strategy, staffing, training, CRM and operating know-how.

SIMIUS is the manufacturing brand of a team that has spent 7 years operating flight simulators, providing technical support, and building simulation software across multiple countries. In 2025, we started manufacturing our own hardware — engineered on everything we learned keeping other equipment running under real, high-traffic commercial conditions. SIMIUS units are built in Ljubljana, Slovenia.

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Live venues across Europe

+5

Opening in DE, RO, BG & US

7+

Years of operations

🇸🇮Manufactured in Slovenia
Welcome to our showroom in Ljubljana

Visit our headquarters and see our Boeing 737 & Airbus A320 simulators in person.

We operate, not just sell

Among the few who build simulators with every requirement of future commercial use built in from day one.

A coordinated network

Shared bookings engine, marketing playbooks and pricing intelligence across all venues.

Built for revenue

Each venue is delivered as a turnkey, profit-generating destination — not a box of equipment.

The SIMIUS Network

One team.
Ten cities.
A growing European network.

SIMIUS manufactures Boeing 737 flight simulators — you can fly our own unit at our Ljubljana showroom. Our team also owns and operates a growing network of flight simulator venues across Europe, providing hands-on technical support and maintenance for professional simulator equipment. That real-world operational experience directly shapes how every SIMIUS unit is engineered.

Opening soon · 4 venues

Frankfurt · Düsseldorf · Bucharest·Sofia

In planning

Tampa, FL

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Network status
5 live · 4 opening · 1 in planning
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7+

Years in the

Aviation Industry

25+

Simulators Built

Across our engineers' careers

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Own Venues Live

+4 opening this year

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Aviation & Engineering

Experts on Staff

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of flight simulators does SIMIUS manufacture?▼

SIMIUS manufactures Boeing 737 NG and MAX full-scale flight simulators, as well as individual cockpit components including curved screens and pilot seats. Control panels are sourced from verified specialist suppliers. All products are designed for high-load operation with a substantial safety margin.

Are SIMIUS simulators suitable for commercial use?▼

Yes. All SIMIUS simulators are specifically designed for commercial entertainment venues and simulation businesses, built for continuous high-traffic use.

Where are SIMIUS simulators manufactured?▼

All SIMIUS simulators and components are manufactured in-house in Ljubljana, Slovenia, with full quality control over every step of the process. Every simulator undergoes full testing before delivery, with final assembly completed on-site.

Can I use SIMIUS simulators for home cockpit setups?▼

Absolutely. Our simulators are built to commercial-grade standards and are perfectly suited for private home cockpit enthusiasts. Their streamlined design allows the projector to be placed closer, enabling a more compact screen. The minimum room size required is 4 × 4.5 metres, with a ceiling height of at least 3 metres.

Who makes Boeing 737 flight simulators?▼

Boeing 737 flight simulators are built by a small number of specialist manufacturers, ranging from certified Level D training-device makers to companies focused on entertainment-grade cockpits. SIMIUS is a flight simulator manufacturer in this second category — we design and build Boeing 737 NG and MAX full-scale simulators and cockpit components in-house in Ljubljana, Slovenia.

What's the difference between a fixed-base and a full-motion flight simulator?▼

A fixed-base (static) flight simulator keeps the cockpit stationary — the sense of flight comes entirely from the visual system, a large screen with projectors blended into a single image. A full-motion simulator adds a platform that physically tilts the cockpit to simulate acceleration and turbulence, which increases both cost and maintenance significantly. SIMIUS builds fixed-base Boeing 737 simulators, prioritising visual fidelity and reliability over motion platforms.

How much does a commercial flight simulator cost?▼

Pricing varies enormously depending on configuration — from a few thousand euros for an individual cockpit component to several million for a certified, motion-based training device. The main cost drivers are the aircraft type, whether the platform is fixed-base or motion-based, and the visual system. Contact our team for an itemised quote for a specific SIMIUS configuration.

How do I start a flight simulator business or entertainment center?▼

Starting a flight simulator business generally means choosing your aircraft type and configuration, securing a venue with enough space and ceiling height, and setting up booking and operating procedures. SIMIUS acts as a full-service partner for entrepreneurs entering this business, alongside manufacturing the simulators themselves.

Commercial Solutions

Built for Intensive Use

Our training devices are deliberately over-engineered with significantly increased wear resistance for high-frequency, long-term commercial operation with minimal downtime.

Training Centers

Professional-grade devices for flight schools and academies

Experience Centers

Entertainment and experience-based aviation simulators

Simulation Venues

High-throughput systems for commercial environments

Certification & Attestation Ready

Our equipment is designed to be technically suitable for certification processes. We cooperate with customers and authorities on attestation or qualification on a project-specific basis, subject to applicable regulations.