Place the aircraft with operational context
Select the airport, runway, stand, approach distance, procedure fix, or airwork setup from one touch-first surface.

The modern command station for serious simulator training.
Position the aircraft, establish conditions, manage training events, monitor the exercise, and prepare the debrief from one focused touchscreen interface.
FlightSim Control replaces scattered simulator menus with a clear sequence of setup, control, monitoring, and review. Every screen is designed for distance, speed, and touch.
Select the airport, runway, stand, approach distance, procedure fix, or airwork setup from one touch-first surface.
Prepare visibility, wind, runway state, time, fuel, loading, and training minima before the exercise begins.
Stage supported events against time, altitude, speed, or position, with deliberate arm and execute controls.
Follow simulator state, instructor actions, observations, and session timing without leaving the station.
The position page presents approach, circuit, ground, procedure, and airwork choices as operational decisions, with the resulting aircraft state visible before execution.

The interface keeps preparation separate from live execution so the instructor always knows what is configured, what is armed, and what has actually reached the simulator.
Choose the exercise, aircraft state, airport, and required conditions.
Review every pending change before it reaches the simulator.
Control the session from large, direct touchscreen actions.
Capture the timeline and turn the flight into a useful debrief.
Universal functions do not depend on a CDU or another instructor product. Navigation, weather, and aircraft-provider integrations are discovered locally and enabled only when a supported interface is available.
A dedicated Windows desktop application built for the instructor display.
Direct SimConnect communication for universal simulator controls.
Provider-specific actions appear only when the loaded aircraft exposes them.
The subscription will include the Windows desktop app, product updates, protected releases, and the customer portal.