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Cockpit2Ground - GSX communications

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Looks good; I will add this when it comes out.

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Certainly improves upon the basic GSX audio and immersion in the sim. It's a possible buy for me.

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The rumor is it will release on 8th Sept.

There's a nice write up from someone who tested the pre- release version. It's an interesting read. https://msfsaddons.com/2026/09/03/cockpit2ground-review-enrich-your-ground-crew-interaction-when-you-use-gsx-pro/

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Kind of doubtful for me unless it requires no open interface during use as I have no room for another. I already have Self Loading Cargo up and running as well as BATC and overall, seems like it's enough comms with various entities. Presumably regional accents are being used, do we know?

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this looks good, but from what I can see on the video, there is no dialogs between the flightdeck and ground crew. Everything is automatically called is that right? I wish we could talk to the crew (cockpit to ground, we are ready for pushback, tail south, etc.) SI has a good GSX integrations, but they pass all the audio from GSX and some of the GSX dialog is unrealistic (for example, catering calling cockpit to open doors, they do that by themselves).. I'll probably get it just to try as it's reasonably priced.

I don't really see the use case here. Is it really just automatic conversations between the pilots and the ground crew? I don't feel like running an addon just for that.
If it was interactive (me talking to the ground services, they responding accordingly and doing stuff etc.), it would indeed be something I'm currently missing.

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Cockpit2Ground is out, sold only through the Contrail online shop at 14.99 euros before VAT (around 18.43 euros including 23% VAT). It needs a copy of GSX Pro to work, and it’s built for MSFS 2024.

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I understand there are people who don't want to pay for an add-on that essentially improves the GSX voices. I bought it and after 1 flight I'm happy with it; with Cockpit2ground GSX is more realistic. It's not perfect, but it's a clear improvement.

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I bought it. For the small price there is not much that can go wrong.

And I like it. You can pick the language of the groundcrew, the local voices even have regional accents fitting to the area you fly in if you are lucky.

And it makes the communication more realistic. You don't have to worry about disconnnecting the GPU any longer. As soon as you turn that off in the aircraft the groundcrew will do that on its own. And your virtual copilot will tell them on his own when all engines are started and they can disconnect.

You can also opt in to send analytics of where you fly, so that the developers can decide what regional voices and languages they might add in the future.

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