Winwing

Winwing makes flight simulation equipment for desktop and cockpit setups. Its products include airliner control panels, rudder equipment, flight controls, and cockpit displays. Several products are designed to reproduce the layout, movement, and physical feedback of real aircraft controls. The company also develops equipment that can be connected together to form a larger flight simulation system.

Airliner Flight Controls

Winwing produces equipment based on the controls found in airliner cockpits.

Its airliner rudder design uses a Full-Support Heel-Pivot system intended to match the movement of a real aircraft. The equipment can be installed in desktop or cockpit arrangements.

The WINCTRL New 32 AGP Metal panel also supports two installation methods. Users can place it on a compact desktop or include it in a larger cockpit setup.

Winwing's WINCTRL Full-Size EFIS uses a molded structure and a segment LCD to reproduce the appearance of aircraft instruments.

Its knobs provide push-pull feedback designed to match real aircraft controls.

Cockpit Panels and Displays

Winwing makes several panels intended to recreate different parts of an aircraft cockpit.

The WINCTRL New 32 ECAM includes core function switches and four hidden switches for different aircraft configurations.

Other panels include lighting systems that reproduce the appearance of cockpit controls.

Some products use light sensors to adjust panel brightness in response to cockpit lighting.

Winwing also makes panels with individual molded parts and switches designed to follow the operation of their aircraft counterparts.

These features are intended to make the physical controls and displays feel closer to those found in an aircraft.

Vibration and Physical Feedback

Some Winwing controls include built-in vibration systems.

One metal grip uses two dynamic vibration motors, while other products include separate vibration modules that respond to flight data.

This gives the user physical feedback during a simulated flight.

Winwing also develops equipment based on classic carrier aircraft and fighter jets.

Some products recreate older dot matrix displays, while others reproduce operations such as station jettison.

These controls are designed around the aircraft systems they represent.

Connecting a Simulation Setup

Winwing uses a modular approach across several product families.

Certain WINCTRL components work with Orion and Ursa Minor products, as well as selected MIP panels.

Users can also combine equipment such as MFD and HUD panels.

Some devices use SATA expansion connections, allowing multiple panels to connect through a single USB cable.

SimAppPro supports setup and operation of compatible equipment.

Mounting brackets and prepared mounting holes allow users to install products in different desktop and cockpit arrangements.

For pilots and aviation fans, Winwing provides a way to work with physical controls that resemble those in real aircraft. Its range of panels, rudder equipment, displays, and vibration systems may interest people who want to build a more detailed flight simulation cockpit.