Partnership announcement
MOZA and FFB-Bridge partner to expand force feedback across macOS and Linux
The partnership gives FFB-Bridge direct access to MOZA hardware, official SDK resources, and its technical team—helping turn community-built compatibility into a stronger, better-validated experience.
FFB-Bridge“FFB-Bridge started because I wanted force feedback to work on the platforms I actually use. Working directly with MOZA means I can validate against real hardware, use official technical resources, and keep making support better for pilots on Windows, Linux, and macOS.”
FFB-Bridge
“Our goal is to make the MOZA Flight ecosystem accessible to as many flight simulation users as possible. Partnering with FFB-Bridge allows us to bring MOZA force feedback to the established macOS and Linux flight simulation communities while continuing to expand the capabilities of our hardware ecosystem.”
MOZA Flight hardware
Support that grows through validation
The announcement separates hardware available and supported today from hardware still moving through the validation path.
MOZA Flight
AY90
Planned for support after device access and physical validation.
View on MOZA’s websiteBuilt together
From independent support to direct collaboration
FFB-Bridge already supports MOZA force-feedback hardware. This partnership makes that work more direct: real devices, official technical material, and a clear path for engineering questions and validation.
Clear platform support
One bridge, three desktop platforms
Simulator availability differs by operating system. FFB-Bridge keeps the platform matrix explicit.
MOZA Flight
Hardware access
Development and regression testing can use current MOZA Flight devices instead of relying only on remote reports.
Windows
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024, plus X-Plane 11 and 12.
SDK
Official technical resources
Direct SDK documentation reduces guesswork around device behavior, capabilities, and safe integration.
Linux
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024 through Proton, plus native X-Plane 11 and 12.
FFB-Bridge
A direct engineering channel
FFB-Bridge can work with MOZA's technical team when platform or hardware questions need authoritative answers.
macOS
Native X-Plane 11 and 12 support on Apple silicon.
What stays the same
Free, local-first, and community-led
FFB-Bridge remains free to download. Force-feedback processing stays on your computer, no app account is required, and real-world pilot feedback continues to guide the work.
Fly with MOZA force feedback on your platform
Download FFB-Bridge, follow the guided MOZA setup, and tell us what you feel.