James Price is one of a handful of people worldwide who have built their own flight simulator cockpit in an actual jet nose. The nose of the Boeing 737 jetliner is actually in his home garage.

Anyway, someone with a lot of time on their hands is building a complete, full-sized Boeing 737 cockpit flight simulator in their garage. Read [Via BoingBoing ] Daily Newsletter ...

It’s been about 20 years, but I used to do some work at the AMR flight attendant training center, and they had mock cabins just like this (but whole sections of the planes, not just one row).

James Price, of Pleasanton, sits in the cockpit nose of a 1969 Boeing 737 in his garage on Friday, April 13, 2012. Price built a flight simulator out of the former Lufthansa fleet plane and has ...

As your own flight simulator cockpit expands, you’ll find you have to follow your own preflight routine, powering up your avionics panel, making sure your touchscreens are configured, and that ...

Remember that feature a few days ago about the Cessna 172 flight simulator? It was pretty awesome. But do you know what it was missing? It was missing this. A fully motion-controlled, pneumatically… ...

The cockpit and Engineers panel are partially complete. "It can be kept as one for history or used for a great simulator project or possibly a summer house, office, glamping pod, cafe/restaurant etc." ...