FlyByWire A32NX in FlightFabric: voice commands, cockpit controls and live data

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Load this aircraft in MSFS 2024 and FlightFabric switches to its cockpit layout and control set by itself. There is nothing to configure in the app.

• FlyByWire A32NX

Vendor: FlyByWire Simulations. Other A32NX products from other developers are not covered by this page.

What you need

• FlightFabric 0.10.2 on the Windows PC that runs Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, with the aircraft installed. MSFS and the aircraft are separate products; FlightFabric is free and needs no account.
• Some controls use the separately installed MobiFlight Event Module, enabled in MSFS 2024 My Library. Aircraft data stays viewable without it; the affected controls, marked below, stay disabled until it is detected.
• Minimums entries use the FlyByWire SimBridge MCDU connection, as noted on those controls.
• Voice control is optional and runs offline in the desktop app; the voice-control guide covers microphone and push-to-talk setup in five steps.

Try saying

Hold push-to-talk, say one of these, and release. Numbers are spoken as digits, so 270 is “two seven zero”. Each phrase below is accepted by FlightFabric 0.10.2 for the FlyByWire A32NX.

• “Set speed two five zero”

  Selected speed: 250 kt

• “Set heading two seven zero”

  Selected heading: 270 deg

• “Start apu”

  APU master ON, allow 3 seconds to settle, then request START. Requires aircraft electrical power.

• “Set lights for takeoff”

  Landing L/R ON - runway turnoff ON - nose TAKEOFF - strobe ON - nav ON

• “Beacon lights on”

  Beacon lights: on

• “Squawk one two zero zero”

  Squawk: 1,200

Every command

The full list, grouped by cockpit system. Every control here is also available from the Aircraft page and its control library, so you can tap it on a tablet instead of saying it. Setting a target such as a heading does not engage the autopilot; the aircraft’s current mode decides how it uses the target.

Flight guidance

Radios

Transponder and surveillance

Approach setup

Altimeters

Flight controls

Exterior lights

Engines and thrust

Aircraft systems

Cabin signs

Navigation

Presets

A preset works through several switches in order and reports each step, the way a pilot monitoring runs a flow. It stops, rather than retrying, when the aircraft does not confirm a step.

Presets

More cockpit controls

Individual switches in the system sections of the Aircraft page, with the positions each one can be set to. The control library search finds them too.

Live cockpit data

The Aircraft page shows these 166 values as the aircraft reports them, next to the controls that change them. What you see is the switch position in the cockpit, not what the app last asked for.

Verification status

All 292 aircraft-specific controls on this page are mapped from the aircraft’s documented cockpit variables and events. The project has not yet confirmed them one by one in a live simulator session, so the app lists each of them as awaiting verification. That is a statement about the project’s own testing, not a known fault: wherever the aircraft exposes the switch state, the app reads it back before reporting success.

Every control is guarded the same way: FlightFabric sends it once, waits for the aircraft to report the new switch position, and shows a failure instead of retrying. A few momentary controls are confirmed only by the simulator accepting the command. If a control does not respond on your installation, please report it on GitHub with the aircraft version so it can be fixed.