PXN Announces NAVOS Flight Series of Hardware Ahead of FlightSimExpo 2026
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PXN is launching its NAVOS Flight Series, a modular flight-sim hardware ecosystem designed for entry-level and intermediate pilots. The lineup includes a civil-aviation yoke system (with conventional and planned force-feedback modules), a combat-focused HOTAS with Hall-effect sensors and adjustable damping, multi-mode rudder pedals with Airbus/Boeing switching, a multi-engine throttle quadrant (NAVOS CTRL Pack), and a touchscreen radio/console panel. All products will integrate with PXN's Nexus software for simulator and aircraft compatibility presets. The company is showcasing the full ecosystem at FlightSimExpo 2026 (booth 312) with additional switch modules and panels rolling out through early 2027.
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Hardware manufacturer PXN has recently shared a Press Release announcing their new NAVOS Flight Series, which is the company’s first entry into flight simulation.
PXN, especially known for racing hardware, will exhibit a full NAVOS hardware ecosystem at this week’s FlightSimExpo 2026, which takes place from June 12 to 14 at the Saint Paul RiverCentre in Minnesota.
PXN will be showcasing at Booth 312. If you are going, check out the floor plan here.
The NAVOS Flight Series, standing for “Navigation Operating System”, has, according to PXN, been designed with modularity in mind for the entry-level and intermediate user. PXN is launching their flight sim venture with multiple products at once, including civil aviation controls, combat flight hardware, cockpit panels, rudder pedals and software. Future expansion modules are also planned.
The civil aviation portion is built around what PXN calls the NAVOS Flight Yoke System. The NAVOS Flight Yoke System includes a yoke base, interchangeable conventional and future force-feedback elevator modules, an engine control quadrant, a motorised elevator trim system, a dedicated throttle, propeller, and mixture unit, a flight instrument display, and a radio stack panel.
Additionally, PXN will offer a multi-mode rudder pedal system, using 16-bit Hall-effect tech, including adjustable damping, three tilt angle settings, an aluminium alloy construction, and a foldable design. The pedals can also switch between Airbus and Boeing-style.
There are plans to release additional switch modules, instrument panels, and mounting solutions from the second half of 2026 through the first half of 2027.
Alongside the yoke, PXN is also introducing a separate “NAVOS HOTAS”, designated for combat, aerobatic, and more extreme flight scenarios. This system includes a flight stick and throttle unit, with the stick using a 4-axis high-linearity, zero-deadzone design. This too uses Hall-effect sensors, and includes adjustable damping, as well as software-controlled lighting, an adjustable wrist rest and an integrated rudder package.
PXN will also ship a multi-engine throttle quadrant, the NAVOS CTRL Pack, which includes a trim wheel and an integrated USB hub. There’s also a Console and Radio Panel that is fitted with a 5.89-inch touchscreen.
The NAVOS range of products will rely on PXN’s Nexus software, which will facilitate compatibility presets for use with various airliners and simulators, and you’ll also be able to configure your…
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