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Our reporter, Olivia Preston, went to Voyager Flight Simulation at Luton airport to have a go at flying a Boeing 737 plane. The state-of-the-art technology works seamlessly and felt like a real plane.
Our reporter, Olivia Preston, went to Voyager Flight Simulation at Luton airport to have a go at flying a Boeing 737 plane. The state-of-the-art technology works seamlessly and felt like a real plane.
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