MOZA魔爪 Unveils New Flight Sim Panels for Modular Cockpit Building
MOZA, the globally recognized brand specializing in force feedback motion simulation hardware, announced the release of multiple new flight simulator products on July 8, 2026. The new lineup focuses on modular, customizable flight simulation cockpit solutions, covering a range of aircraft types and use cases from individual enthusiasts to professional aviation training. With these launches, MOZA aims to further expand its simulation product ecosystem, delivering highly realistic, immersive, and interactive flight simulation experiences for players and flight enthusiasts worldwide.
The MGX1000 flight instrument panel features a 1:1 replica of real avionics system layouts, with a 10.4-inch IPS color display at 1024×768 resolution and 500 nits brightness. It uses Display Link technology for reliable connection with minimal GPU resource usage. The MA3F flight control module recreates classic airliner autopilot controls with a custom segment display and proprietary rotary knob mechanisms. The complete MA3F kit is priced at approximately $290 (~¥2,097), with individual modules available separately starting at around $83 (~¥599).
Both the MA3F and MB7F computer display modules feature 5.1-inch IPS screens housed in die-cast aluminum bezels, with built-in flight checklist and notepad pages. The MA3F module is priced at around $166 (~¥1,199), while the MB7F is similarly priced. The FMP18 panel recreates carrier-based fighter cockpit controls with a 7.5-inch display, 95 buttons, 16 knobs, and 7 multi-position toggle switches. It uses a magnetic quick-release structure and is priced at approximately $775 (~¥5,599), with the AMPCD display and adjustable desk mount also sold separately.
All new products are managed through MOZA’s proprietary Cockpit control software, which enables screen brightness, backlight customization, and integration into a unified lighting telemetry ecosystem. The software also supports custom mapping, parameter adjustments, and data synchronization across multiple devices. MOZA has clearly focused on bridging the gap between simulation and real aircraft operation with this modular ecosystem. For flight sim enthusiasts looking to build a customized cockpit setup, this hardware lineup presents a compelling and professional-grade option worth serious consideration.
