MOZA Partners with FFB-Bridge to Enable MOZA Force Feedback Hardware Support on macOS and Linux Through FFB-Bridge

MOZA expands the accessibility of its force feedback flight simulation ecosystem through a new partnership with FFB-Bridge, bringing force feedback to MOZA flight controls across Linux and macOS.

MOZA today announced a new partnership with FFB-Bridge to expand force feedback support for MOZA Flight hardware across Linux and macOS.

FFB-Bridge is a free, local-first desktop application that turns live aircraft state from Microsoft Flight Simulator and X-Plane into aircraft-responsive force feedback effects on supported flight controls.

Through the collaboration, FFB-Bridge will gain access to MOZA flight hardware, SDK documentation and technical resources, enabling earlier testing, stronger compatibility and clearer setup guidance for MOZA users across supported desktop platforms.

“I'm excited to be partnering with MOZA. Direct access to the people and hardware behind MOZA Flight will help us test earlier, solve device-specific issues faster, and give pilots a more reliable force-feedback experience across the simulators and desktop platforms they use,” said Aditya Nag, Founder and CEO of Rohsam Inc., the company behind FFB-Bridge. 

Bringing MOZA Force Feedback Beyond Windows

Microsoft Flight Simulator and X-Plane users now have more ways to experience MOZA force feedback hardware across their preferred desktop platforms.

FFB-Bridge reads live simulator data and translates aircraft state into force feedback effects locally, providing aircraft-responsive control feel through supported flight hardware.

The application supports Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024, X-Plane 11 and X-Plane 12 across supported desktop platforms, with FFB-Bridge available for Windows, Linux and macOS.

Per-aircraft profiles, guided Flight Check and device-aware tuning help users configure their hardware for different aircraft and simulator environments, while its local-first architecture means the core experience operates without requiring a cloud account.

Expanding Support Across MOZA Flight Hardware

MOZA and FFB-Bridge are working together to expand and validate the FFB-Bridge experience across MOZA flight hardware.

Initial compatibility aims to include MOZA's current force feedback ecosystem, including the AB6 Flight Base, AB9 Flight Base, AY90 and AY210 Force Feedback Yoke Base.

Through the partnership, FFB-Bridge will receive access to MOZA hardware and SDK documentation, along with the ability to work directly with MOZA's technical team. This will allow new and existing products to be tested more closely while helping both companies identify device-specific issues and improve the overall user experience.

As the MOZA Flight ecosystem continues to expand, the companies also plan to work together to support additional compatible flight hardware.

“I'm excited to be partnering with MOZA. Direct access to the people and hardware behind MOZA Flight will help us test earlier, solve device-specific issues faster, and give pilots a more reliable force-feedback experience across the simulators and desktop platforms they use,” said the creator of FFB-Bridge.

Aircraft-Responsive Force Feedback Across Platforms

The partnership reflects MOZA's continued effort to make its flight simulation ecosystem accessible across more simulators, platforms and use cases.

For MOZA, working directly with FFB-Bridge also creates a framework for closer third-party development around its growing hardware ecosystem.

The collaboration also lays the groundwork for both companies to explore additional opportunities as the MOZA Flight ecosystem continues to grow.

Free and Local-First

FFB-Bridge is available as a free download and is designed around a local-first core experience.

Simulator data and force feedback processing are handled locally, and no account is required for the core experience.

This approach is designed to make force feedback more approachable for flight simulation users, from pilots bringing restored classic force feedback hardware back to life to those using the latest MOZA flight controls.

About MOZA

MOZA Flight, a division of MOZA Racing, is dedicated to pushing the limits of simulation. Drawing on expertise in both racing and aviation, MOZA designs products that combine engineering precision, immersive technology, and uncompromising realism.

From force feedback flight controls to complete cockpit ecosystems, MOZA empowers enthusiasts and professionals alike to experience simulation at its highest level.

FFB-Bridge is available at ffb-bridge.com.