WINGFLEX and BlueBird Simulations Announce Exclusive Partnership for 757 and 767 Hardware

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The collaboration will bring a new generation of consumer-level 757 and 767 cockpit hardware to flight simulation enthusiasts, with the first products arriving in 2027.

TORONTO, CANADA | October 2026 WINGFLEX and BlueBird Simulations have announced an exclusive, multi-year partnership to develop a comprehensive hardware ecosystem for BlueBird's upcoming 757 and 767 aircraft simulations. Under the agreement, WINGFLEX becomes the Official Exclusive Hardware Partner and Exclusive Recommended Hardware Provider for both aircraft families. 

WINGFLEX is known for its accessible, high-fidelity flight simulation hardware, including the Airbus A320 CUBE Series, full-size MCDU, 737 and 777 CDU products, overhead panels, and the DAP 500 and GMP. BlueBird Simulations is the developer behind the highly anticipated 757 for Microsoft Flight Simulator, scheduled for release on October 23, 2026, with a 767 also in development.

United by a shared passion for flight simulation, authenticity, and craftsmanship, the two companies aim to bring fresh innovation to the flight simulation hardware market, particularly the underserved 757 and 767 segment. Their collaboration will focus on developing one of the industry's first comprehensive, consumer-level hardware ecosystems dedicated to these aircraft. "In BlueBird, we've found a like-minded team that shares our vision and dedication to craftsmanship," said Wilson, CEO of WINGFLEX. "We're excited to bring our expertise together and make authentic 757 and 767 cockpit experiences accessible to more flight simulation enthusiasts than ever before."

Existing WINGFLEX 737 and 777 CDU products are already compatible with the BlueBird 757 and will have full support from day one of the aircraft's release, allowing current WINGFLEX customers to enjoy the new aircraft with their existing hardware.

Looking ahead, WINGFLEX plans to introduce a dedicated range of 757 and 767 hardware in 2027, beginning with a 757 Glarewing Combo featuring VOR/DME and MCP controls, alongside dedicated EFIS and FMC products. Additional cockpit hardware will be revealed at a later date.

"We see a tremendous opportunity to bring new energy to a segment of the flight simulation hardware market that has long been underserved," said Sky Ning, Manager of Engineering, Product, and Worldwide Marketing at WINGFLEX. "Working directly with BlueBird allows usto combine software and hardware expertise from the development stage, bringing the same attention to detail and authenticity to both sides of the simulation experience."

Further details on product specifications, pricing, and availability will be shared as development progresses.

For more information, visit WINGFLEX and BlueBird Simulations.