At DigiXpress, we don’t just build software.
We create experiences that most people would never have access to in the real world.
As part of our ongoing activities in Europe, we combine advanced flight simulators with virtual reality (VR) to deliver highly realistic aviation experiences, especially involving military aircraft and fighter jets, making them accessible, educational, and safe.
At the invitation of the City of Tallinn, we had the opportunity to deliver this unique experience to a group of teenagers from Tallinnalastekodu.
The program hosted approximately 15 participants in a fully supervised and structured environment.
Each session began with essential theoretical training, including:
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Introduction to the cockpit and flight instruments
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Basic flight principles and controls
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Safety procedures and simulator orientation
After the initial briefing, we designed custom flight modes and scenarios tailored to the participants’ skill levels.
By combining high-fidelity flight simulators with VR technology, participants experienced a remarkably authentic sense of being inside a real cockpit—responding to controls, monitoring their environment, and making real-time decisions.
One of the key training stages involved piloting an aircraft over the city of Dubai under the continuous supervision of a professional instructor who monitored inputs in real time and ensured correct execution throughout the flight.
In the final phase, participants were introduced to a simulated tactical mission, where they learned how to identify and target an enemy radar system.
This scenario was conducted in a controlled, non-violent educational context, focusing on:
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Precision and accuracy
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Situational awareness
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Decision-making under pressure
This experience was not just entertainment.
It was a blend of education, advanced technology, confidence-building, and inspiration.
At DigiXpress, we believe technology reaches its true value when it opens doors to new experiences and inspires the next generation.
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