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FlightCockpitBETA

Aircraft · MSFS 2020 · Updated 29 October 2026

Supported aircraft

What FlightCockpit shows on your tablet depends on the aircraft you fly. The table shows, for each aircraft, what works today, what is in the beta and what is planned — before you install anything.

  • Supported
  • In beta
  • Planned

Aircraft and features

Supported features per aircraft in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020
AircraftCore widgetsOriginal displaysCockpit panelsMCDUChecklists
FlyByWire A32NXA320 family packSupportedIn betaIn betaIn betaIn beta
Microsoft A320neoA320 family pack plannedSupportedNot availablePlannedNot availableIn beta
Other A320neo add-onsA320 family pack plannedSupported1Not availablePlannedNot availableNot available
Other MSFS 2020 default aircraftCessna 172, 787 and the rest of the stock hangarSupportedNot availableNot availableNot availableIn beta
Other add-on aircraftSupported1Not availableNot availableNot availableNot available
More aircraft typesFor example A350, A380, 737 — one pack per type, no dates yetNot availableNot availablePlannedNot availableNot available

1 As far as the add-on reports the simulator's standard variables. The more an add-on models its own systems, the more single readings can differ — a widget that does not know a value says so instead of inventing one. The A320 family pack is part of the Pilot plan; beta testers get it free during the beta.

What the columns mean

Core widgets
All 28, free: flight and navigation, autopilot and radios, engines, fuel and aircraft systems.
Original displays
The aircraft's own PFD, ND, ECAM and E/WD on the tablet, without pop-out windows. Read-only.
Cockpit panels
Read and operate from the tablet: FCU and both EFIS; the overhead with APU, electrics, hydraulics, fuel pumps, air conditioning and bleed, cabin pressure, anti-ice, lights, signs and ADIRS; the pedestal with thrust levers, flaps, speedbrake, gear, autobrake, engine start and ECAM control panel; the radio, audio and ATC / TCAS panels. Operating can be switched off on your PC at any time.
MCDU
The aircraft's real MCDU 1 and 2 screens and keys, through FlyByWire SimBridge on your PC.
Checklists
A32NX checklists that tick themselves from the simulator; generic lists for single-engine piston aircraft and multi-engine jets.

Simulators

Supported simulators
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 on WindowsSupported
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024Planned
X-Plane 12Planned

Your aircraft is missing? Tell us on the roadmap — requests help us decide which pack comes next.

Try it with your aircraft

Apply for the beta and tell us which aircraft you fly — reports from real setups decide what we fix first.

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