Flight Panels Releases A339X Stream Deck Plus Autopilot Panel

Flight Panels has released its latest Stream Deck profile, the A339X Autopilot Panel, designed specifically for the Headwind A330-900 Neo in Microsoft Flight Simulator. This new release allows you to control essential autopilot and aircraft systems using the Elgato Stream Deck Plus, integrating touchscreen and rotary dial inputs for a more immersive flight experience. The A339X Autopilot Panel provides intuitive management of flight control systems. The first flight control panel (FCP) features dedicated buttons for key autopilot functions, including Flight Director, Auto Pilot 1 and 2, Auto Throttle, and Approach Mode. The rotary dials and LCD touchscreen allow real-time adjustments to speed, heading, altitude, and vertical speed, with options to toggle between selected and managed modes at the press of a button or tap of the screen.

The second flight control panel (FCP) extends the functionality further, introducing controls for SPD/MACH and HDG/V/S selection. It also enables direct tuning of communication frequencies for COM1 and COM2, using rotary dials for standby frequency adjustments and a simple tap or press to swap active frequencies.

Updates to Compatibility and Autopilot Profiles

Flight Panels has built a reputation for high-quality Stream Deck profiles, designed to improve user interaction with flight simulation software. Flight Panels also recently announced full compatibility with Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 following extensive updates. These updates include new profiles for aircraft such as the iFly Boeing 737 Max 8, FlyByWire Airbus A380, and the Asobo/iniBuilds Boeing 737 Max 8.

For those using Flight Panels’ autopilot profiles, a new ‘Gen 2’ update is now available for the Fenix A3XX and FlyByWire A32NX, enhancing their functionality with refreshed artwork, EFIS controls, lighting, and expanded rotary dial features. Flight Panels has also confirmed that additional updates will roll out for its entire autopilot profile lineup over the coming months. Meanwhile, the A339X Autopilot Panel is now available on Flightsim.to.