Take your flight simulation to the next level with the TCA Yoke Boeing Edition. Designed with official Boeing licensing, this yoke is a 1:1 ergonomic replica of the 787 Dreamliner controls. Its suspended PENDUL_R mechanism delivers a smooth, pendular motion for authentic maneuvering, while the 100% metal frame ensures stability and long-lasting durability. Complete with adjustable springs and two additional axes, this yoke is perfect for takeoffs, landings, and everything in between. If you're serious about flight simulation, this is an experience that’s hard to ignore. What sets the TCA Yoke Boeing Edition apart? Licensed Boeing Replica Design The TCA Yoke Boeing Edition replicates the ergonomic design and controls of a Boeing 787 cockpit, offering enthusiasts the opportunity to feel like they’re gripping the real deal. This level of accuracy is rare in the sim market and appeals to those who demand authenticity in their setups. Suspended PENDUL_R Mechanism Unlike conventional yoke systems, the suspended PENDUL_R mechanism simulates the pendular movement of a genuine airliner yoke, offering a fluid and realistic range of motion. This feature is especially appreciated for its natural feel during pitch and roll adjustments. Customizable Spring Resistance The adjustable spring system allows you to fine-tune the tension to your preference, making it suitable for both novice and seasoned pilots. This flexibility ensures comfort and precision regardless of your flying style or aircraft type. Versatile Control Options With 18 action buttons, 6 axes, and a built-in mini-stick, the yoke provides ample mapping possibilities for various aircraft types. Whether navigating a jumbo jet or a small propeller plane, you’ll have the tools to control it all. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Official Boeing-licensed design for an authentic feel. Higher price point compared to other yokes. Suspended PENDUL_R mechanism offers fluid movement. Bulky design may be difficult to mount in tight spaces. Adjustable springs for tailored resistance preferences. 18 action buttons and versatile mapping possibilities. Specifications Specification Value Dimensions (Yoke) 11.8" W x 15.4" D x 15.0" H Weight (Yoke) 14.8 lb / 6,700 g Additional Axes 2 built-in Frame Material 100% Metal Action Buttons 18 Box Contents Yoke, USB Cable, Extra Spring, Tablet Stand TCA Yoke Boeing Edition Compatibility The TCA Yoke Boeing Edition is fully compatible with Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Its integration with Microsoft Flight Simulator ensures a seamless connection right out of the box. However, it may lack compatibility with older systems or non-Xbox consoles, making it essential to confirm your setup before purchase. Its USB-C to USB-A connection broadens compatibility with modern PC hardware. Users appreciate the plug-and-play convenience for supported systems. While the yoke lacks native support for macOS or Linux platforms, its design is tailored for a rich experience on officially supported devices. For gaming platforms, the TCA Yoke integrates naturally with Microsoft Flight Simulator, making it an ideal choice for sim enthusiasts. It’s also likely compatible with other simulation software, provided they support generic joystick input devices. However, it's worth noting that its advanced features may require dedicated profiles or configurations in less popular software.

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Moza MRP Rudder Pedals bring a reassuring sense of solidity the moment your feet settle in. The cool touch of full metal construction and the deliberate sweep of the swing-arm immediately signal serious intent. With generous pedal travel and finely adjustable angles, each input feels deliberate and controlled, whether easing through a crosswind landing or nudging a helicopter in a hover. The wide-ranging adjustability makes it easy to tailor stance, resistance, and motion, turning long sessions into something focused, comfortable, and deeply satisfying for dedicated flight sim pilots. What Sets the Moza MRP Rudder Pedals apart? Built Like Cockpit Hardware, Not Desk Gear – Across forums and long-term user discussions, one recurring theme stands out: these pedals feel closer to fixed-base cockpit hardware than typical consumer peripherals. The extensive metal structure keeps flex at bay even under heavy braking, while the linkage system maintains consistent movement over time. Users often note that this solidity translates into confidence during demanding phases of flight, where lighter pedal sets can feel vague or unsettled. Adjustability That Actually Gets Used – Many pilots praise how often they end up tweaking these pedals, not because something feels wrong, but because the options invite fine-tuning. Stepless pedal tilt, adjustable end stops, spring swaps, and optional damping let pilots dial in behavior for anything from twitchy helicopters to lumbering airliners. Feedback suggests this flexibility encourages experimentation rather than locking users into a single “good enough” setup. Controlled Motion With Purposeful Weight – Community impressions frequently mention the character of the movement itself. The long swing-arm travel and brake range give inputs a measured, progressive feel, avoiding the abrupt on/off sensation common in shorter-throw designs. Combined with adjustable resistance, the pedals convey a sense of mass and inertia that many pilots associate with better directional control during taxi, takeoff roll, and rollout. Distinct Design That Grows on You – While the angular, stealth-inspired look can be polarizing at first glance, many users report that it quickly becomes a visual highlight of their cockpit. The design doesn’t just aim to look aggressive; it visually reinforces the mechanical nature of the unit. Over time, pilots often appreciate how the form mirrors the function, especially when paired with other metal flight hardware. Pros and Cons Pros Cons All-metal structure resists flex under heavy braking. Large footprint may challenge smaller cockpit spaces. Wide adjustment range suits many seating positions. Optional damper adds extra cost for tuning. Long pedal travel supports smooth directional control. Dual connection options simplify system integration. Specifications Specification Value Construction Full metal body and linkage system Pedal Tilt Adjustment Stepless, ±25° per pedal Swing-Arm Rotation ±30° Rudder Travel 15 cm total travel Brake Pedal Travel 25° Sensors High-resolution sensors for rudder and brakes Centering Force Interchangeable springs Damping Optional adjustable damper Connectivity RJ11 (MOZA flight bases), USB (PC) Base Grip Four rubber anti-slip pads Moza MRP Rudder Pedals Compatibility The pedals integrate cleanly into many flight setups thanks to flexible connections. Direct RJ11 linking allows seamless pairing with MOZA flight bases, while the standard USB connection enables standalone PC use without additional adapters. They are commonly paired with yokes and joysticks from other major PC-focused flight hardware brands. However, they are not designed for direct console connection and do not interface natively with non-PC ecosystems. Within a PC-based simulator environment, compatibility is broad and straightforward. Using USB, the pedals work with Windows-based PCs and are supported by popular flight simulators that accept standard HID rudder inputs, including civilian and combat-focused titles. They are not compatible with PlayStation or Xbox consoles, even when using some third-party adapters, as console flight titles generally lack native support for USB rudder peripherals.

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Honeycomb Foxtrot Aviation Stick is built for pilots who prefer a sidestick in hand and a clean desk in front of them. From the first movement, the smooth linear resistance system with no center detent feels fluid and deliberate, ideal for Airbus-style inputs and aerobatic maneuvers. Under the hood, 16-bit resolution with Hall Effect sensor technology translates subtle wrist movements into accurate on-screen control. Add adjustable tension and a fully ambidextrous layout, and you’ve got a stick that feels purposeful rather than toy-like. What Sets the Honeycomb Foxtrot Aviation Stick apart? Center-Detent-Free Control Philosophy Many sticks rely on a noticeable center bump, which can make small corrections feel mechanical. The Foxtrot’s linear resistance system eliminates that notch, creating a smooth transition across the full axis range. Pilots flying Airbus aircraft in particular appreciate this design, as it mirrors sidestick behavior more closely and allows gentle pitch and roll corrections without fighting a spring-loaded “click” at center. Sensor and Resolution Synergy With 16-bit resolution paired to Hall Effect sensors, the Foxtrot delivers clean, contactless input detection. Enthusiasts often point out the consistency over time—no spiking, no gradual degradation from physical potentiometers. Subtle trim adjustments during approach or careful roll inputs in aerobatics feel steady and predictable, especially when compared to entry-level sticks that can show jitter near center. Configurable Resistance and Ergonomics Adjustable tension allows the stick to be tuned to personal preference, whether you prefer lighter fingertip inputs or firmer resistance for controlled movements. Combined with its ambidextrous grip design, the Foxtrot suits both left- and right-handed setups. Users with compact cockpit builds often highlight how adaptable it feels in different seating positions, including center-mounted or side-mounted configurations. Switch Density Without Clutter Between the 5 two-way switches, 4 programmable action buttons, POV hat, trigger, rockers, and multi-way rotary panel, the stick offers serious input flexibility. What stands out is how logically the controls are spaced; sim pilots frequently mention that functions like trim, autopilot modes, or camera controls can be assigned without feeling cramped or hunting blindly mid-flight. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Linear resistance without center detent feels smooth. No native console compatibility. Hall Effect sensors reduce long-term wear. No included dedicated mounting base. Adjustable tension suits different flying styles. Extensive switch and button configuration options. Specifications Specification Value Product Name Honeycomb Foxtrot Aviation Stick Control System Linear resistance system with no center detent Sensor Technology Hall Effect sensors Resolution 16-bit Tension Adjustment Adjustable stick resistance Switches 5 two-way switches Action Buttons 4 programmable buttons Rotary Panel 3-, 4-, and 5-way rotary controls Grip Design Ambidextrous Connection USB-C to USB-A cable System Compatibility PC and Mac Included in the Box Foxtrot Aviation Stick, USB-C to USB-A Cable, Quick Start Guide (EFIGS) Download Support Basic Bindings Profiles (XML) for MSFS 2024 Honeycomb Foxtrot Aviation Stick Compatibility Platform Compatibility Operating Systems PC and Mac Connection Type USB-C to USB-A direct USB interface Primary Sim Support MSFS 2024 (XML bindings), MSFS, X-Plane, Prepar3D The Foxtrot Aviation Stick connects via standard USB, allowing it to integrate easily into most desktop cockpit setups. It works seamlessly alongside throttle quadrants, rudder pedals, and radio panels from other major brands thanks to its plug-and-play HID architecture. Its ambidextrous design makes it suitable for left- or right-seat configurations, including Airbus-style side mounting. It is not compatible with Xbox consoles and does not function as a standalone device without a connected PC or Mac. On the software side, it supports Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 with dedicated XML binding profiles and operates with popular PC simulators such as Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020), X-Plane, and Prepar3D through manual or community mappings. It is not designed for console-based platforms, as it relies on native PC/Mac driver recognition rather than console-certified firmware.

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MOZA MA3F Flight Computer Display brings Airbus-style flight management into the home cockpit with a layout that rewards every button press and data entry. The 5.1-inch high-resolution IPS display keeps flight plans, procedures, and navigation pages crisp and easy to read, while the die-cast aluminum front panel gives every interaction a reassuring sense of solidity. Heavy-actuation keys, synchronized lighting, and thoughtful workflow tools make programming an arrival or revising a route feel satisfying from the first waypoint to the final approach. What Sets the MOZA MA3F Flight Computer Display apart? Keys That Feel Purpose-Built – Many flight management units focus almost entirely on appearance, but the MA3F pays equal attention to how every key behaves. The heavy-actuation dome switches and rigid silicone keycaps create a firm, deliberate press that users frequently appreciate during longer flights. The stable key action also helps reduce accidental inputs when quickly updating flight plans or changing performance data. Practical Features Beyond Flight Planning – Built-in checklist pages and three integrated whiteboard pages make this more than a simple MCDU replica. Pilots can keep notes, approach briefings, frequencies, or clearance information directly on the unit instead of relying on paper or a second monitor. Many cockpit builders value these workflow additions because they reduce clutter while keeping important information close at hand. Premium Construction Without Excessive Bulk – The die-cast aluminum front panel gives the MA3F a reassuringly solid feel while keeping overall weight manageable for desktop or cockpit installations. Combined with the sharp IPS display and clean surface finish, it stands out as a polished piece of hardware that integrates naturally into dedicated Airbus flight decks. Broad Airbus Ecosystem Support – The MA3F supports numerous Airbus aircraft across Microsoft Flight Simulator and X-Plane, including respected third-party add-ons such as the Fenix A320, Toliss aircraft, and FlightFactor A320. Combined with customizable fonts and synchronized lighting, it adapts easily as simulator libraries continue to grow. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Excellent tactile keys with firm mechanical feel. Limited to Airbus flight management systems. Sharp IPS display with customizable fonts. PC platform only. Built-in checklist and whiteboard pages add utility. Die-cast aluminum front panel feels exceptionally solid. Specifications Specification Value Product Type Airbus-style Flight Computer Display (MCDU/FCD) Display Size 5.1-inch IPS Front Panel Material Die-cast aluminum alloy Body Material ABS + PC Connection USB Type-C 2.0 Rated Voltage 5V Rated Current 900mA Supported Platform PC Mounting Options Desktop stand, 75 × 75 mm VESA mount Included Accessories Data cable, desktop stand MA3F Dimensions 277.9 × 145.5 × 29.6 mm MA3F Weight 588 g MB7F Dimensions 277.9 × 145.5 × 32 mm MB7F Weight 646 g MOZA MA3F Flight Computer Display Compatibility Hardware Compatibility MOZA Cockpit Software Supports telemetry synchronization and lighting control Mounting Desktop stand and 75 × 75 mm VESA mount Connection USB Type-C 2.0 Flight Simulator Compatibility Microsoft Flight Simulator Supports Airbus A320/A330 family X-Plane Supports Airbus aircraft including Toliss models Third-Party Aircraft Compatible with Fenix A320, FlightFactor A320, and others Built for PC flight simulation, the MA3F integrates with MOZA Cockpit software for synchronized lighting and configuration. A USB Type-C connection keeps installation straightforward, while the included desktop stand and 75 × 75 mm VESA compatibility make it equally suitable for desktop use or permanent cockpit installations. The compact dimensions and lightweight construction make it easy to install alongside other Airbus controls without placing excessive strain on a cockpit frame. The display is intended to complement dedicated Airbus flight decks while remaining flexible enough for modular home cockpit projects. Compatible with Microsoft Flight Simulator and X-Plane Airbus aircraft, the MA3F supports the A320 and A330 families along with respected third-party aircraft including Fenix A320, Toliss, and FlightFactor A320. The supported platform is PC; Mac systems and gaming consoles are not supported.

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MOZA MB7F Flight Computer Display captures the look and workflow of the Boeing 737 CDU, giving home cockpit builders a satisfying way to manage routes, arrivals, and aircraft performance. The 5.1-inch high-resolution IPS display presents crisp text that remains easy to read during every phase of flight, while the die-cast aluminum front panel provides a solid feel every time you press a key. From pre-flight programming to descent planning, each button press and display update adds confidence to the experience without needing to reach for a mouse. What Sets the MOZA MB7F Flight Computer Display apart? Built Around Boeing 737 Workflows – Rather than serving as a generic keypad, the MB7F is designed around the layout and operating flow of the Boeing 737 CDU. Pilots who regularly fly PMDG and similar aircraft appreciate having dedicated hardware that keeps route programming, performance entries, and FMC changes within easy reach instead of relying on on-screen pop-up windows. Excellent Mechanical Feel – The combination of heavy-actuation dome switches and rigid silicone keycaps gives every press a confident, positive response. Many cockpit builders value hardware that communicates each input through touch alone, making it easier to work through lengthy flight plans and data entries while keeping attention focused on the flight deck. Useful Beyond Flight Planning – The integrated checklist pages and three built-in whiteboard pages transform the MB7F into more than a CDU replica. Frequencies, clearance notes, approach briefings, and operating reminders can all be stored directly on the unit, reducing the need for paper notes or additional displays during longer flights. Designed to Grow With Your Cockpit – The included desktop stand offers an easy starting point, while standard 75 × 75 mm VESA compatibility makes permanent installation equally straightforward. Combined with synchronized lighting through MOZA Cockpit software, the display fits naturally into compact desktop setups and full Boeing-style cockpit builds alike. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Excellent tactile keys with minimal wobble. Designed primarily for Boeing 737 aircraft. Sharp IPS display keeps text easy to read. PC platform only. Integrated checklist and whiteboard functions. Solid die-cast aluminum front panel. Specifications Specification Value Product Type Boeing 737 Flight Computer Display (CDU) Dimensions 277.9 × 145.5 × 32 mm Weight 646 g Display Size 5.1-inch IPS Housing Material Die-cast aluminum alloy, ABS, PC Connection USB Type-C 2.0 Rated Voltage 5 V Rated Current 900 mA Supported Platform PC Mounting Options Desktop stand, 75 × 75 mm VESA mount Included Accessories Data cable, desktop stand MOZA MB7F Flight Computer Display Compatibility Hardware Compatibility MOZA Cockpit Software Supports synchronized lighting and configuration Mounting Systems Desktop stand and 75 × 75 mm VESA mount Connection USB Type-C 2.0 Flight Simulator Compatibility Microsoft Flight Simulator Supports PMDG and other Boeing 737 add-ons X-Plane Compatible with supported Boeing 737 add-ons Designed for PC flight simulation, the MB7F integrates with MOZA Cockpit software for synchronized lighting and configuration. A USB Type-C connection keeps installation straightforward, while the included desktop stand and 75 × 75 mm VESA compatibility make it easy to move between a desktop setup and a dedicated cockpit. The compact footprint and sturdy metal front panel make the MB7F well suited to multi-panel installations without placing excessive load on mounting frames. It works comfortably alongside yokes, throttles, radio panels, and other cockpit hardware, whether installed on a desk or an aluminum-profile simulator frame. Compatible with Microsoft Flight Simulator and X-Plane, the MB7F is designed for PMDG and other leading Boeing 737 add-ons. PC is the supported platform; Mac systems and gaming consoles are not supported.

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MOZA FMP18 Panel Bundle transforms a desktop into a carrier-style cockpit with thoughtfully engineered controls, sharp displays, and a layout inspired by the legendary F/A-18. The true-to-life 7.1-inch square displays deliver crisp 800 × 800 visuals, while the magnetic modular quick-swap system makes changing panel configurations remarkably simple. Every button, rotary control, and switch provides a confident mechanical feel, making startup procedures, navigation, and combat tasks satisfying from the first checklist through the final trap aboard the carrier. What Sets the MOZA FMP18 Panel Bundle apart? Square Displays That Match the Aircraft Layout – Many competing cockpit panels rely on conventional rectangular screens that compromise proportions. The FMP18 instead uses dedicated 7.1-inch square displays, creating a much closer visual match to the aircraft's DDI and AMPCD layout. Builders across the community frequently appreciate hardware that avoids stretched graphics and provides a cleaner presentation throughout every stage of flight. Magnetic Modular Expansion – The magnetic quick-swap system with integrated pogo-pin connections makes changing layouts refreshingly straightforward. Rather than rebuilding an entire cockpit for different aircraft, users can swap compatible panels quickly while maintaining a tidy installation. This flexibility has become increasingly popular among enthusiasts who regularly fly multiple aircraft without dedicating permanent space to each one. Controls Designed for Confident Operation – With 95 buttons, 16 rotary controls, and seven toggle switches, every command has a distinct mechanical feel. Pilots often praise hardware that communicates each input through touch, reducing the need to look down during busy carrier approaches or complex weapon management. The result is a cockpit workflow that feels deliberate and highly satisfying. Easy Integration Into Existing Cockpits – Standard 75 × 75 mm VESA compatibility, an adjustable desk clamp, and aluminum-profile support allow the FMP18 to fit naturally into a wide variety of simulator rigs. MOZA Cockpit software also lets users assign displays and customize controls, making the bundle equally appealing for dedicated carrier cockpits or expanding an existing simulator. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Square displays closely match aircraft proportions. Requires significant desk or cockpit space. Magnetic quick-swap system simplifies panel changes. PC platform only. Excellent tactile buttons and rotary controls. Flexible VESA mounting suits many cockpit builds. Specifications Specification Value Product Type Carrier-style front cockpit panel bundle Dimensions 527 × 456 × 212 mm (including clamp) Weight 4.15 kg Housing Material Composite materials Displays Three 7.1-inch square displays Display Resolution 800 × 800 Refresh Rate 60 Hz Buttons 95 Rotary Controls 16 Toggle Switches 7 USB Polling Rate 1000 Hz Connection Ports USB 3.0 Type-A ×3, USB Type-C ×4 Mounting Options Desk clamp, aluminum profile, standard 75 × 75 mm VESA Supported Platform PC Included Accessories USB 3.0 Type-A cables (3), USB Type-C cables (4) MOZA FMP18 Panel Bundle Compatibility Hardware Compatibility Mounting Systems Official desk clamp, aluminum-profile rigs, 75 × 75 mm VESA mounts MOZA Cockpit Software Display assignment and complete control mapping Modular Panels Supports magnetic quick-swap compatible modules Platform Compatibility PC Supported Designed for PC-based flight simulation, the FMP18 integrates with MOZA Cockpit software for display assignment, button mapping, and rotary control customization. The magnetic quick-swap system allows compatible modules to be exchanged rapidly, while standard VESA mounting and aluminum-profile compatibility make installation straightforward across many cockpit designs. The included angle-adjustable clamp supports both the complete assembly and individual modules, allowing builders to tailor positioning without replacing mounting hardware. The lightweight composite construction also reduces the load placed on simulator frames while maintaining excellent rigidity. PC is the supported platform, making the bundle suitable for major flight simulators that support custom cockpit hardware. Gaming consoles are not supported, and the system is intended for users building dedicated desktop or cockpit-based flight simulation environments.

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MOZA MA3F Electronic Flight Control Modules bring the Airbus A320 flight deck to your simulator with controls that feel satisfying from the first heading change to the final approach. The dual-rail spring-loaded push/pull mechanism recreates the distinct operation of Airbus autopilot controls, while custom segmented displays faithfully reproduce the unique FCU character layout and formatting. Every knob rotation, button press, and display update feels purposeful, making long IFR flights far more engaging than relying on virtual cockpit controls alone. What Sets the MOZA MA3F Electronic Flight Control Modules apart? Autopilot Controls That Feel Convincing – One feature frequently praised by experienced Airbus sim pilots is the dual-rail spring-loaded push/pull mechanism. Rather than relying on a basic push button behind a rotary encoder, the controls provide distinct travel and resistance that better reflect Airbus workflow. During climbs, descents, and approach changes, every input feels deliberate and encourages proper cockpit procedures. Displays Designed Around Airbus Styling – The segmented displays do more than simply show numbers. Character spacing, formatting, and typography closely mirror Airbus FCU presentation, creating a cockpit appearance that immediately feels familiar to Airbus enthusiasts. Builders often appreciate this level of visual detail because it helps the hardware blend naturally with other cockpit panels instead of standing out as a generic controller. Flexible Configurations for Every Cockpit – The system is available as an FCU alone, an FCU paired with a single EFIS, or as a complete EFCM suite. This flexibility allows builders to expand gradually instead of purchasing everything at once. The optional extended-function capability also gives one EFIS module additional duties, reducing unnecessary mouse interaction during busy phases of flight. Designed to Fit Existing Flight Decks – Standard 75 mm VESA compatibility, the included mounting bracket, and aluminum-profile support make installation straightforward across a wide variety of simulator frames. Users also appreciate the seamless integration with MOZA Cockpit software, where synchronized lighting and control configuration can be managed without lengthy setup procedures. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Excellent Airbus-style push/pull control mechanism. Focused exclusively on Airbus aircraft. Segmented displays closely match Airbus formatting. PC platform only. Multiple configurations suit different cockpit budgets. Integrated lighting synchronization enhances cockpit consistency. Specifications Specification Value Product Type Airbus A320-style FCU and EFIS control system Configuration FCU only Display Type Custom segmented Airbus-style displays Autopilot Controls Dual-rail spring-loaded push/pull mechanism Lighting Independent screen, character, and status illumination Software MOZA Cockpit integration Supported Platform PC Mounting Options Included bracket, aluminum profile, 75 mm VESA mount Extended Functions Optional EFIS extended-function control mode MOZA MA3F Electronic Flight Control Modules Compatibility Hardware Compatibility Mounting Systems Included bracket, aluminum-profile rigs, 75 mm VESA mounts MOZA Cockpit Software Telemetry synchronization and configuration supported Cockpit Configurations FCU only, single EFIS, or complete EFCM suite Flight Simulator Compatibility Microsoft Flight Simulator Default A320/A330 aircraft and compatible Airbus add-ons X-Plane Compatible Airbus aircraft including ToLiss series Third-Party Aircraft Fenix A320, FlightFactor A320, and other popular Airbus airliners Designed for PC flight simulation, the MA3F Electronic Flight Control Modules integrate with MOZA Cockpit software for telemetry synchronization, lighting control, and straightforward configuration. 75 mm VESA compatibility, aluminum-profile support, and the included mounting bracket allow the modules to fit easily into desktop cockpits or larger simulator frames. The modular design allows builders to start with a single FCU or expand to a complete EFCM suite as their cockpit grows. Independent lighting adjustment for displays, characters, and status indicators helps the modules blend naturally with surrounding instruments during both daytime and night operations. Compatible with Microsoft Flight Simulator and X-Plane, the system supports default Airbus A320 and A330 aircraft alongside leading third-party add-ons including Fenix A320, ToLiss, and FlightFactor A320. The modules are intended for PC use and are not compatible with gaming consoles.

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MOZA MA3F Electronic Flight Control Modules R capture the distinctive workflow of the Airbus A320 flight deck with hardware that feels satisfying every time you dial in a heading or adjust altitude. The dual-rail spring-loaded push/pull mechanism recreates the signature operation of Airbus autopilot controls, while custom segmented displays faithfully mirror Airbus-specific character formatting and spacing. Every knob, button, and illuminated indicator works together to make route management, climb planning, and approach setup feel remarkably natural throughout every stage of flight. What Sets the MOZA MA3F Electronic Flight Control Modules R apart? Airbus Push/Pull Controls Done Properly – One feature that consistently stands out is the custom dual-rail push/pull mechanism. Instead of using a basic spring-loaded encoder, the controls deliver distinct travel and resistance that closely match Airbus operating procedures. Many experienced Airbus sim pilots appreciate how this makes managed and selected mode changes feel much more deliberate while reducing accidental inputs during busy phases of flight. Displays That Capture Airbus Character – The segmented displays have been carefully designed to reproduce the distinctive appearance of Airbus FCU readouts, including character spacing and formatting. Rather than looking like generic digital displays, they blend naturally into an Airbus cockpit. Enthusiasts often point to details like these as the difference between simply operating a simulator and enjoying a convincing airline cockpit environment. Expandable to Match Your Cockpit – Whether you choose the FCU on its own, pair it with a single EFIS module, or install the complete Electronic Flight Control Module suite, the system grows alongside your cockpit. Builders appreciate this flexibility because it allows gradual upgrades while maintaining a consistent appearance and control layout throughout the simulator. Purpose-Built for Dedicated Airbus Flying – Seamless integration with MOZA Cockpit software, synchronized lighting, and support for leading Airbus aircraft make the system especially attractive for airliner enthusiasts. Community feedback often highlights how easy it is to configure while still providing extensive customization for display lighting, controls, and cockpit organization. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Excellent Airbus-style push/pull autopilot controls. Designed specifically for Airbus aircraft. Displays accurately reproduce Airbus FCU formatting. Requires a Windows PC. Multiple configurations suit evolving cockpit builds. Synchronized lighting enhances cockpit consistency. Specifications Specification Value Product Type Airbus A320-style FCU and EFIS control system Available Configurations EFIS Display Type Custom Airbus-style segmented displays Autopilot Control Mechanism Dual-rail spring-loaded push/pull controls Lighting Independent display, character, and status illumination Software Integration MOZA Cockpit Supported Platform PC Mounting Options Included bracket, aluminum profile, 75 mm VESA mount Extended Function Optional EFIS extended-function control mode MOZA MA3F Electronic Flight Control Modules R Compatibility Hardware Compatibility Mounting Systems Included bracket, aluminum-profile rigs, 75 × 75 mm VESA mounts MOZA Cockpit Software Supported for telemetry synchronization and configuration Cockpit Layouts FCU only, single EFIS, or complete EFCM suite Flight Simulator Compatibility Microsoft Flight Simulator Default Airbus A320/A330 and supported Airbus add-ons X-Plane Compatible with Airbus aircraft including ToLiss models Third-Party Aircraft Fenix A320, FlightFactor A320, ToLiss series, and other Airbus airliners Built for PC flight simulation, the MA3F Electronic Flight Control Modules R work seamlessly with MOZA Cockpit software, providing synchronized lighting, telemetry integration, and straightforward configuration. Included bracket mounting, aluminum-profile compatibility, and 75 mm VESA support make installation simple whether you're assembling a desktop setup or a dedicated Airbus cockpit. The modular design allows builders to begin with a single FCU or expand into a complete Electronic Flight Control Module suite over time. Independent adjustment of display brightness, character illumination, and status lighting helps maintain a consistent cockpit appearance during daytime departures and late-night arrivals. Compatible with Microsoft Flight Simulator and X-Plane, the system supports default Airbus A320 and A330 aircraft together with leading third-party aircraft including Fenix A320, ToLiss, FlightFactor A320, and other popular Airbus airliners. The supported platform is PC; gaming consoles and macOS are not supported.

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MOZA MA3F Electronic Flight Control Modules L bring the unmistakable Airbus A320 flight deck to your simulator with controls that make every heading change, altitude adjustment, and approach setup feel deliberate. The dual-rail spring-loaded push/pull mechanism recreates the distinctive operation of Airbus autopilot controls, while custom segmented displays faithfully mirror Airbus-specific character formatting and spacing. From the satisfying click of each selector to the coordinated cockpit lighting, every interaction encourages proper Airbus procedures throughout the entire flight. What Sets the MOZA MA3F Electronic Flight Control Modules L apart? Faithful Airbus Push/Pull Operation – The dual-rail spring-loaded push/pull mechanism delivers a noticeably more convincing feel than conventional encoder-based controls. Airbus enthusiasts often point out that having distinct push and pull actions makes switching between managed and selected modes feel far more intuitive, helping reproduce familiar cockpit workflows without relying on keyboard shortcuts or mouse clicks. Displays That Match Airbus Presentation – Rather than using generic digital readouts, the custom segmented displays reproduce Airbus-style character spacing, typography, and formatting. Builders frequently appreciate these visual details because the modules blend naturally with other Airbus cockpit hardware, creating a clean and cohesive flight deck instead of a collection of mismatched peripherals. Flexible Expansion for Growing Cockpits – Available as an FCU only, FCU with a single EFIS, or a complete Electronic Flight Control Module suite, the system adapts to different cockpit sizes and budgets. The optional extended-function EFIS mode adds further flexibility, allowing additional controls to be accessed without filling the cockpit with extra hardware. Straightforward Installation and Configuration – The included mounting bracket, aluminum-profile compatibility, and standard 75 mm VESA support make installation simple across desktop and full-frame cockpits. Users also appreciate MOZA Cockpit software for its synchronized lighting, streamlined configuration process, and flexible control customization without requiring complicated setup procedures. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Excellent Airbus-style push/pull control mechanism. Designed specifically for Airbus aircraft. Displays closely match Airbus FCU formatting. Requires a Windows PC. Modular configurations support gradual cockpit upgrades. Synchronized lighting creates a cohesive cockpit appearance. Specifications Specification Value Product Type Airbus A320-style FCU and EFIS control system Available Configurations FCU only, FCU + single EFIS, complete EFCM suite Display Type Custom Airbus-style segmented displays Autopilot Control Mechanism Dual-rail spring-loaded push/pull controls Lighting Independent display, character, and status illumination Software Integration MOZA Cockpit Supported Platform PC Mounting Options Included bracket, aluminum profile, 75 mm VESA mount Extended Function Optional EFIS extended-function control mode MOZA MA3F Electronic Flight Control Modules L Compatibility Hardware Compatibility Mounting Systems Included bracket, aluminum-profile rigs, 75 × 75 mm VESA mounts MOZA Cockpit Software Telemetry synchronization and configuration supported Cockpit Configurations FCU only, single EFIS, or complete EFCM suite Flight Simulator Compatibility Microsoft Flight Simulator Default Airbus A320/A330 and supported Airbus add-ons X-Plane Compatible with Airbus aircraft including ToLiss series Third-Party Aircraft Fenix A320, FlightFactor A320, ToLiss series, and other popular Airbus airliners Designed for PC flight simulation, the MA3F Electronic Flight Control Modules L integrate with MOZA Cockpit software for telemetry synchronization, synchronized lighting, and simple configuration. Included bracket mounting, aluminum-profile compatibility, and 75 mm VESA support allow the modules to fit comfortably into desktop cockpits or larger Airbus flight deck projects. The modular design allows builders to begin with a single FCU or expand into a complete Electronic Flight Control Module suite as their simulator grows. Independent adjustment of display brightness, character illumination, and status lighting helps maintain a consistent cockpit appearance during daytime departures and night operations alike. Compatible with Microsoft Flight Simulator and X-Plane, the system supports default Airbus A320 and A330 aircraft together with leading third-party aircraft including Fenix A320, ToLiss, FlightFactor A320, and other popular Airbus airliners. The supported platform is PC; gaming consoles and macOS are not supported.

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Please note! Shipping of this item may take 7-10 working days. WINGFLEX A320 OVERHEAD PANEL brings one of the busiest areas of an Airbus flight deck straight to your desktop, with complete overhead system coverage and native USB-HID compatibility for popular simulators including MSFS, X-Plane and P3D. Every guarded switch, rotary control and button invites your hands to work through flows instead of clicking virtual cockpits, while the built-in dome light, adjustable stand and satisfying switch action make each cold-and-dark startup feel engaging without turning your desk into an engineering project. What Sets the Wingflex A320 Overhead Panel apart? Every Major Overhead System Within Reach The panel recreates virtually every functional section of the A320 overhead rather than focusing only on the most commonly used switches. That means electrical, hydraulics, fuel, air conditioning, anti-ice and lighting controls are all physically available, allowing cockpit flows to become muscle memory instead of a hunt across on-screen menus. This broad system coverage is frequently highlighted by experienced Airbus sim pilots as a major advantage over simplified overhead panels. Wide Aircraft Integration Without Extra Hardware Thanks to its USB-HID design and dedicated software support, the panel works across an impressive list of Airbus aircraft for MSFS, X-Plane and P3D. Community feedback often mentions that setup with supported aircraft is refreshingly straightforward, particularly with popular add-ons like Fenix and FlyByWire, making it easier to spend time flying rather than configuring controls. Thoughtful Cockpit Features for Desktop Builders Details such as the integrated dome light, stealth legends, adjustable desktop stand and VESA mounting support make the panel surprisingly adaptable. Whether it sits on a desk or becomes part of a dedicated cockpit, it feels purposeful rather than improvised. Pilots building compact Airbus setups regularly point to this combination of flexibility and functionality as one of its strongest qualities. Switch Feel That Encourages Proper Procedures Self-locking and self-resetting controls give checklist work a satisfying rhythm that a mouse simply cannot match. Reviewers consistently praise the tactile operation and solid construction, noting that it encourages complete startup, shutdown and abnormal procedures instead of skipping overhead tasks altogether. One recurring observation is that software flexibility is still developing, so it currently favors supported aircraft over extensive third-party remapping. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Comprehensive overhead controls reduce virtual cockpit interaction. Primarily intended for Airbus aircraft simulations. USB-HID interface supports several major flight simulators. Limited external remapping compared with some competitors. Integrated stand offers five desktop viewing angles. Dome light improves visibility during night operations. Specifications Specification Value Product Wingflex A320 Overhead Panel Connection USB-HID Supported Simulators MSFS, X-Plane, Prepar3D (P3D) Function Coverage Electrical, fuel, hydraulics, air conditioning, anti-ice, exterior lighting Flight Logic Supports NORMAL LAW logic Buttons Self-locking and self-resetting Lighting Integrated dome light Desktop Stand Built-in, five adjustable angles Mounting VESA compatible Package Dimensions 45.1 × 39 × 10.5 cm Power Input 12V DC, up to 3A (36W max), center-positive barrel connector AC Adapter Input 100–240V AC, 50/60Hz Warranty 1 Year Wingflex A320 Overhead Panel Compatibility Simulator Supported Aircraft X-Plane ToLiss A319, A320, A330, A340; Laminar A330 MSFS Fenix A3xx; FlyByWire A320 & A380; iniBuilds A320, A321, A330, A340, A350; Aerosoft A340; Headwind A330 P3D FSLabs A32x The panel is built around the standard USB-HID protocol, allowing straightforward connection to Windows-based flight simulation PCs without requiring specialist interface hardware. It is compatible with a broad selection of Airbus aircraft across multiple developers, making it well suited for sim pilots who regularly switch between Fenix, FlyByWire, ToLiss and iniBuilds aircraft. The integrated VESA mounting support also makes it easy to incorporate into permanent cockpit frames or desktop setups. Its compatibility is intentionally focused on Airbus aircraft. While support continues to expand, it is not intended as a universal programmable overhead for Boeing aircraft or generic simulator panels. Community discussions also note that extensive third-party remapping through utilities such as Mobiflight or SPAD is currently more limited than with some competing hardware, so it performs best when paired with officially supported aircraft. For gaming platforms, the panel is compatible with Microsoft Flight Simulator, X-Plane and Prepar3D through a PC connection using USB-HID. It is designed for desktop flight simulation and is not compatible with Xbox or PlayStation consoles, as those platforms do not support this class of dedicated flight deck hardware.

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Please note! Shipping of this item may take 7-10 business days! Wingflex A320 MCDU transforms one of the most important cockpit interfaces into a dedicated piece of hardware with a Full HD glass display and 1:1 full-scale Airbus dimensions. From entering flight plans to managing performance data, every key press feels deliberate and satisfying, while the lightweight plug-and-play design makes it equally at home on a permanent cockpit or a portable training setup. The synchronized backlighting and carefully reproduced operating logic make long IFR sessions far more engaging than relying on a virtual CDU alone. What Sets the Wingflex A320 MCDU apart? Built Around Full-Scale Airbus Operation Rather than simply looking like an Airbus MCDU, this unit follows the operational layout and logic pilots expect from the aircraft. The 1:1 dimensions make procedures, button locations and muscle memory feel natural, especially during longer IFR flights. Flight simulation communities frequently point out that using dedicated hardware for FMS programming significantly reduces reliance on mouse interaction and helps maintain a smoother cockpit workflow. Excellent Display Visibility Day and Night The Full HD display produces crisp flight plan pages, performance calculations and system information that remain easy to read from typical seating positions. Combined with the simulated glass panel and synchronized brightness controls, it maintains excellent visibility across changing cockpit lighting conditions. Pilots often praise hardware with bright, sharp displays because they reduce eye strain during extended flights and make data entry noticeably more comfortable. Backlit Line Select Keys That Improve Workflow One standout feature is the illuminated Line Select Keys, making nighttime operations and dimly lit cockpit environments considerably easier to manage. Instead of searching for individual buttons, each selection remains clearly visible while preserving the clean Airbus appearance. Users who regularly fly after dark often regard illuminated controls as one of the small touches that dramatically improves day-to-day usability. Portable Yet Ready for Dedicated Cockpits Its lightweight plug-and-play construction makes the MCDU equally suited to desktop flying and larger cockpit projects. Many builders appreciate hardware that works immediately without complex installation while still fitting neatly into expanding Airbus panels later on. Community discussions frequently highlight this balance between portability and long-term cockpit integration as an important advantage for pilots who gradually build their simulator over time. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Full-scale Airbus layout improves procedural familiarity. Designed primarily for Airbus aircraft families. Full HD display delivers sharp flight management pages. Requires compatible PC flight simulators. Backlit Line Select Keys aid low-light operation. Plug-and-play installation simplifies desktop setup. Specifications Specification Value Product Wingflex A320 MCDU Scale 1:1 Full-scale Airbus A320 dimensions Display Full HD display with simulated glass panel Connection Plug-and-play Construction Aviation-grade materials Key Illumination Backlit Line Select Keys (LSK) Brightness Control Adjustable display and keypad brightness with in-game synchronization Operating Logic Replicates Airbus A320 MCDU operation Primary Use Flight simulation and pilot procedure training Form Factor Ultra-slim, lightweight and portable Wingflex A320 MCDU Compatibility Simulator Supported Aircraft X-Plane ToLiss A319, A320, A330, A340; Laminar A330 Microsoft Flight Simulator Fenix A3xx, FlyByWire A320, iniBuilds A340, Headwind A330 Prepar3D FSLabs A32x The Wingflex A320 MCDU is designed specifically for Airbus simulation and supports an extensive selection of popular aircraft add-ons. It is compatible with Fenix A3xx, FlyByWire A320, ToLiss Airbus aircraft, FSLabs, Headwind A330 and several iniBuilds models. Its standardized plug-and-play design makes it easy to integrate into desktop simulators while also fitting naturally into larger home cockpit projects that use dedicated Airbus hardware. Compatibility is focused on Airbus aircraft rather than universal flight management systems. While it works across multiple simulator platforms, it is not intended for Boeing FMC hardware or aircraft with completely different flight management interfaces. Builders pairing it with Airbus throttle quadrants, FCUs and overhead panels will achieve the most cohesive cockpit workflow, as the hardware follows Airbus operating philosophy throughout. The MCDU is intended for PC-based flight simulation and supports Microsoft Flight Simulator, X-Plane and Prepar3D using compatible Airbus aircraft. It is not compatible with Xbox or PlayStation consoles, since those platforms do not support dedicated USB cockpit peripherals of this type. For PC Airbus enthusiasts, it integrates naturally into both compact desktop setups and complete flight deck builds.

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Please note! Shipping of this item may take 7-10 business days! Wingflex B737NG CDU gives Boeing flight-deck workflows a proper physical home, combining 1:1 full-scale construction with plug-and-play USB operation. Its backlit keypad, crisp display and aircraft-style key structure make route changes and performance entries satisfyingly deliberate, rather than another round of mouse gymnastics. Left and right CDU positions can be selected through physical controls, while the slim housing and adjustable stand keep it practical for desktop use. It is serious cockpit hardware, but thankfully does not require rebuilding the entire flight deck around it. What Sets the Wingflex B737NG CDU apart? A Full-Scale Interface That Builds Useful Muscle Memory The 1:1 layout preserves the spacing and physical arrangement expected from a Boeing CDU, making repeated FMC procedures easier to perform without constantly checking hand position. Review coverage has particularly valued the full-size format because it feels substantial rather than like a reduced desktop keypad. That matters during departure preparation, when entering a route, checking performance pages and correcting one inevitable discontinuity already provide enough entertainment. Broad Support Beyond a Single Boeing Add-On Many dedicated CDUs are tied closely to one aircraft package, but this unit covers PMDG, iFly, Zibo, LevelUp and IXEG aircraft across three simulator families. It even extends beyond the 737 through selected PMDG 747 and 777 support. That breadth gives Boeing-focused pilots more freedom to change aircraft without leaving an expensive screen and keypad sitting dark on the desk like a very specialised paperweight. Physical Seat Switching for Flexible Cockpit Layouts Dedicated controls allow the CDU to switch between the captain and first-officer positions without rebuilding the installation or relying entirely on software menus. This is useful for single-unit home cockpits, shared training stations and desktop setups where buying two displays would be difficult to justify. The multi-angle stand also helps place the screen at a readable position, whether it sits beneath a monitor or beside a throttle quadrant. Convenient USB Operation With One Initial Software Step The CDU uses a USB connection and accompanying bridge software rather than requiring a collection of separate display, controller and interface boards. Retail documentation notes that PMDG users may need to run the simulator, aircraft and bridge software through one complete initial session before the required parameters are available. After that first configuration, the arrangement is designed for routine use without rebuilding mappings before every flight. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Full-scale keypad supports familiar Boeing FMC workflows. Supported aircraft require dedicated bridge software integration. Backlit keys remain readable in dark cockpits. Initial PMDG configuration requires a complete simulator session. Physical controls switch between left and right seats. Adjustable stand suits varied desktop viewing positions. Firmware updates allow continuing compatibility improvements. Specifications Specification Value Product Wingflex B737NG CDU Scale 1:1 full scale Aircraft Style Boeing 737NG Control Display Unit Construction Aviation-grade materials Interface USB Installation Plug-and-play operation Keypad Backlit aircraft-style keyboard structure Entry Effect Customisable random input delay Cockpit Position Selection Physical switching between left and right seats Firmware Supports online firmware upgrades Stand Multi-angle adjustable stand Form Factor Slim, ultra-thin design Supported Simulator Families Microsoft Flight Simulator, X-Plane 11/12 and Prepar3D Wingflex B737NG CDU Compatibility Platform Compatible Aircraft Microsoft Flight Simulator PMDG 737NG 600, 700, 800 and 900; PMDG 777-300ER, 777-200ER and 777-200F; iFly 737 MAX X-Plane 11/12 Zibo 737NG, LevelUp 737NG and IXEG 737-300 Classic Prepar3D PMDG 737NGXu, PMDG 747 V2, PMDG 777, iFly 737NG and iFly 737 MAX The CDU connects through USB and is designed to work with the manufacturer’s bridge software, so it does not require a separate video interface and controller board. Its physical seat-selection function supports both captain-side and first-officer-side operation, making one unit practical in a compact cockpit. It can sit on the supplied multi-angle desktop stand, although no compatibility with third-party cockpit mounting frames or standardised mounting patterns is specified. Aircraft integration is limited to the explicitly supported add-ons rather than every Boeing or generic FMC simulation. It works with PMDG, iFly, Zibo, LevelUp and IXEG aircraft listed above, but unrelated Boeing products, default aircraft and unsupported avionics packages should not be treated as compatible. PMDG installations may require an initial full simulator session with the aircraft and bridge application running before normal communication begins. For software platforms, the CDU supports Microsoft Flight Simulator on PC, X-Plane 11 and 12 and Prepar3D when paired with a listed aircraft package. It is a PC USB peripheral and is not presented as compatible with Xbox or PlayStation. Console editions of Microsoft Flight Simulator therefore fall outside its stated support, even when the corresponding aircraft family is available on the platform.

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