Build Your A320 FMS Flow With the WingFlex A320 MCDU on your desk, entering your route and performance data is a lot easier (and faster) than doing it in the simulator itself. When the WingFlex Bridge Software is running, the unit automatically syncs with your chosen aircraft’s MCDU, so what you enter on the hardware matches what you see in the simulator. It’s designed for Windows PCs and works with Microsoft Flight Simulator (MSFS 2020 and MSFS 2024) and X-Plane. Because aircraft support can be model-specific, it’s worth checking the WingFlex website for the most up-to-date compatible aircraft list. Clear Inputs, Day Or Night WingFlex designs the A320 MCDU for full-scale operation with an internal structure and key feel that’s closer to a real unit, so your data entry stays consistent from flight to flight. The line select keys (LSK) are backlit, which helps when you fly with dim cockpit lighting. Up front, the Full HD display sits behind a simulated glass panel for crisp readability, and you can adjust the screen and keypad brightness to match your setup. 'Plug and Fly' The slim, plug-and-play format is meant to fit daily sim use as well as portable training setups, and a stand is included to keep the unit stable on your desk. For software and firmware, WingFlex uses the Bridge Software with online updates, so you can keep your device current without making maintenance a separate task.
