WinWing / WinCTRL
Affordable 1:1 airliner panels for home cockpits.
WinWing (rebranded to WinCTRL across 2025-26) earned its name with combat-flight HOTAS gear, then transformed the home airliner cockpit by bringing full-scale, 1:1 backlit panels to the mainstream at prices that undercut legacy hardware by an order of magnitude. Its MIP-series MCDU (Airbus) and PFP-series CDU/FMC (Boeing 737/777/747) panels start around $130, and the PAP-series autopilot panels replicate the 737 Mode Control Panel down to the disconnect bar, against legacy MCPs that ran $900 and up. The honest take: the headline engineering win is a single USB cable that carries data, power and the backlit display with no HDMI and zero GPU load, so the panels add no performance hit and have no latency. They're aircraft-specific, tied to add-ons like the Fenix A320 or PMDG 737, and a few PMDG variant combinations have shown compatibility quirks, so verify your exact aircraft. Multi-panel builds need a powered USB hub and a SimApp Pro learning curve, but for far less than four figures you can build a strikingly authentic Airbus or Boeing pedestal.
Who it's for: Airbus and Boeing home-cockpit builders who want authentic full-scale MCDU, FMC and MCP panels for a fraction of legacy-hardware cost.
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