A shared cockpit mod for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 that lets you fly together with perfectly synchronized controls and systems.

Does it require servers or accounts?

No. It connects peer-to-peer using NAT hole punching.

Does it support MSFS 2020?

It’s built for MSFS 2024; MSFS 2020 hasn’t been tested.

Open FS Copilot, join with a session code, and launch MSFS 2024.

Supported aircraft

Community profiles for popular aircraft. More are added continuously.

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How it works

FS Copilot keeps both pilots in sync in MSFS 2024, so every action feels shared — like a real multi-crew flight.

Launch FS Copilot. On first run, it copies the required files into your Community folder automatically.
Start Microsoft Flight Simulator and choose a supported aircraft.
Enter your partner’s session code and select Join.
Enjoy shared flight 🛫

For the best experience, both pilots should use the same FS Copilot version, the same aircraft and matching YAML definitions.

FAQ

Everything you need to get started with FS Copilot.

Is FS Copilot free?

Yes. FS Copilot is completely free and will remain that way.

The project is developed purely out of enthusiasm. If you’d like to support it, you can do so on Boosty.

How does it work?

FS Copilot synchronizes the aircraft position, control surfaces, and cockpit switches between both pilots.

So when one pilot turns right, the other pilot’s aircraft turns right as well. It’s like you’re both flying the same plane together.

Does it support Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020?

Yes. FS Copilot aims to remain compatible with MSFS 2020.

However, development is primarily focused on MSFS 2024, so some features may not behave exactly as intended in the 2020 version.

Is this an alternative to YourControls?

Yes. FS Copilot is built from the ground up with MSFS 2024 in mind.

It focuses on simpler and more powerful aircraft definitions, resulting in smoother shared flights and fewer synchronization issues.