Hello,The (pricey :-)) MCP Pro GoFlight module is about to be released in Europe.Is it currently available in the USA ?Does moreover anybody knows whether it is compatible with the following add-ons (amongst others):- PMDG B737 and 747- Level-D B767- Flight1 ATR 72 ?From what I know it should be possible if using FSUIPC registered...Thank you for your answers

Hi Nepal,If it's available in Europe then it's almost certainly available in the US. They beta test for Europe you know ;-)Reading the blurb on the GoFlight website I doubt it's compatible with 3rd party aircraft that don't use the standard FS9 autopilot such as those you list.However, it is compatible with Project Magenta. That is expensive software but you get superb displays and a lifetime of free upgrades. If you're serious about your flying then you might want to consider it.Cheers,

You can check user comments and questions on the GoFlight forums which are on GoFlight's own site.Manufacturer support and response on those forums seems to be patchy at best, and discouraged me from considering a purchase of this item. If you buy in Europe I suggest you ensure your supplier is able and willing to give you technical support as needed. Good luck!--Bryn

Speaking for Level-D's 767, the SDK is the most robust ever developed for hardware, including Go-Flight modules.From the Go-Flight Forum: "AUGUST 4, 2005 -- Version 1.54 of GoFlight interface software is now available for download. This version includes many new features for owners of all GoFlight cockpit control modules. These include GF-MCP support for the Level-D 767-300 add-on for FS2004, the ability to manage multiple configurations to support different aircraft, and a new Windows Game Controllers Test/Calibration panel for the GF-RC Rudder Controls."See Go-Flight (http://www.goflightinc.com/cgi-bin/ikonboard.cgi) and the Level-D forum (http://www.leveldsim.com/forums).http://www.ldsflyingclub.com/siggies/ds.gif

Thank you for all of your replies.I have done a search on the GoFlight forums, and it appears that the GF modules (at least for the liner's MCP) cannot be fully compatible with most of the FS9 aircraft add-ons.My retailer is about to receive the GF MCP Pro; he told me by phone that this problem of compatibility could be solved by asking GF to release a patch. I will send him an e-mail for further information.