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PXN Launches the NAVOS Flight Series

PXN, a well-known brand for premium simulation peripherals, has made a groundbreaking announcement at the FlightSimExpo 2026 held in Saint Paul, Minnesota, from June 12 to June 14. The company unveiled its fresh NAVOS Flight Series, a dual-track ecosystem designed for both civil aviation and combat flight simulation, aimed at both novice and intermediate users.

The NAVOS Flight Series Overview

The NAVOS acronym stands for Navigation Operating System, encapsulating the essence of this innovative line. It seeks to bring high-grade precision alongside a user-friendly setup, catering to a wide range of flight simulation enthusiasts. With an eye towards eliminating barriers traditionally associated with advanced simulation hardware, the NAVOS series promises accessible, high-fidelity experiences for all.

FlightSimExpo 2026: A Platform for Innovation

The FlightSimExpo is recognized worldwide as the premier event for flight simulation professionals, manufacturers, and aviation enthusiasts, gathering over 70 exhibitors and showcasing the latest in simulation technology. PXN utilized this prestigious event to debut its unique NAVOS Flight Series, highlighting its commitment to innovation and accessibility in simulation technology.

Dual Ecosystem: Civil and Combat Solutions

The NAVOS Flight Series is structured to provide two independent yet high-performance product lines:

1. Civil Aviation – NAVOS Flight Yoke System
This system offers a complete at-home cockpit solution featuring an array of authentic civil aviation simulation elements. Key components include:
- A versatile flight yoke featuring interchangeable modules for conventional and force feedback, ensuring an authentic flying experience.
- An Engine Control Quadrant System and a motorized elevator trim system.
- A T.P.M. unit tailored for light aircraft operations, providing accurate throttle, propeller, and mixture controls.
- A high-resolution flight display and aviation radio stack panel enable realistic operational experiences.
- Moreover, the system supports multi-mode rudder pedals powered by advanced 16-bit Hall-effect technology, delivering precision in control and adjustable settings for a fully immersive simulation experience.

With plans to introduce a range of expansion accessories—including additional switch modules and instrument panels—throughout the latter half of 2026 and into 2027, PXN promises scalability in customizing one’s flight experience.

2. Combat Flight – NAVOS HOTAS System
Specifically designed for military simulations and extreme flight scenarios, the HOTAS system consists of a multi-axis flight stick combined with a sophisticated throttle unit. Features include:
- A unique 4-axis, zero-deadzone architecture for smooth control response, ensuring precise maneuverability during both combat and aerobatic tasks.
- Ergonomically designed to alleviate pilot fatigue allowing extended flight sessions without discomfort, the system supports customizable flight response profiles.

User-Friendly Software Integration

Understanding the needs of the new flight simulation audience, PXN has integrated its NAVOS ecosystem with the proprietary PXN Nexus software. This software enables a straightforward setup, featuring simple one-click presets for popular flight simulation platforms. This