Hi everyone,

I’ve released PGFlight, a small Windows tool that connects classic Saitek/Logitech cockpit panels to Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024:

• Switch Panel

• Multi Panel

• FIP (up to 10 units per FIP license)

How it works:

• A tray launcher detects MSFS 2024 (Microsoft Store or Steam)

• The engine starts in the background when the sim is running

• Per-module licenses, USD 10 each

• Free 5-day trial covering Switch + Multi + FIP (one trial per PC)

Website (trial / purchase):

https://pgflight.pages.dev

Support:

[email protected]

WhatsApp +52 55 8617 5918

I’m especially interested in feedback on different aircraft (starting point has been C172-style workflows). Happy to answer questions here.

Thanks for reading!

Quick update on PGFlight.

Cabin G100 is now available: a G1000-inspired glass cockpit on an Android tablet (8" or larger, landscape), talking to MSFS 2024 over your home Wi-Fi.

Full cabins: Cessna 172, Bonanza G36, Baron G58, Caravan, King Air. Other GA aircraft open in compatible (generic) mode.

An Airbus A320 cabin is in development and is not for sale yet.

Details and screenshots:

https://pgflight.pages.dev/cabin-g100.html

Happy to answer technical questions here.