World's Largest Commercial Airliner Lands On The Stream Deck
Richard Kennedy
Flight Panels Launches Stream Deck Profiles for the iniBuilds A380
Aircraft, Autopilot and AeroLens Pro Enhanced profiles for the iniBuilds A380 are available now, delivering 850+ custom designed controls, full Stream Deck + integration and 24 custom camera views to the world's largest passenger aircraft.
Belfast, United Kingdom, October 2026 - Flight Panels, the leading developer of premium Stream Deck profiles for Microsoft Flight Simulator and X-Plane, today announced the availability of Aircraft, Autopilot and AeroLens Pro Enhanced Stream Deck profiles for the iniBuilds A380 Airliner in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. The release expands Flight Panels' iniBuilds range, which already includes profiles for the A300 and A350.
The iniBuilds A380 Airliner recreates the largest passenger aircraft in the world with remarkable depth and realism. Built using real-world data and a broad range of reference material, it reproduces everything from the iconic double-deck fuselage and four-engine layout to the sophisticated flight deck and systems.
The three new profiles are built to match that depth. Using Elgato Stream Deck devices, pilots can reach the A380's systems directly through physical buttons, rotary dials and LCD touchscreens instead of hunting for controls with a mouse. It's a faster, more tactile way to fly, keeping hands on hardware and bringing the desktop cockpit closer to the feel of the real thing.
Unlike dedicated cockpit hardware built for a single aircraft type, a Stream Deck adapts to whatever pilots choose to fly. With a tap, pilots can switch from the A380 to any other aircraft in their hangar, and the profile instantly reconfigures to match the look and feel of that cockpit.
Every profile features custom designed buttons that match the look and feel of the aircraft being flown. Rather than generic icons or text labels, pilots see controls that mirror the real cockpit, and all controls are pre-configured and ready to use straight out of the box.
iniBuilds A380 Aircraft Profile: Featuring 850+ custom designed and pre-programmed buttons across 33 pages, the Aircraft Profile covers overhead systems, communications, lighting, autopilot, EFIS and more. The product includes both 15-key and 32-key layouts. The 32-key profiles are compatible with the Stream Deck XL, Stream Deck Mobile (iOS and Android) and the Corsair Xeneon Edge, while the 15-key profiles are designed for the Stream Deck MK.2, Stream Deck Mobile and the Corsair Xeneon Edge. Priced at £25.
iniBuilds A380 Autopilot Profile: Designed exclusively for the Stream Deck +, the Autopilot Profile gives pilots control of the autopilot, communications, navigation, EFIS, transponder, internal lighting and more, all from the device's physical buttons, LCD touchscreen and rotary dials. Speed, heading, vertical speed, altitude and frequencies update in real time as the dials turn, so every input is confirmed at a glance. The profile also includes real-time altitude and airspeed graphs, in the style pilots will recognise from flight tracking apps, with the time period zoomed in or out using the Stream Deck +'s rotary dials. Priced at £15.
iniBuilds A380 AeroLens Pro Enhanced: AeroLens Pro is Flight Panels' camera management solution for pilots, digital creators and streamers, giving quick and simple access to cockpit, instrumentation, showcase, custom and quick view cameras so creators can cut to the right shot every time. The A380 Enhanced edition adds 24 custom camera views designed to improve immersion and enjoyment, including [tail, nose wheel, upper and lower deck cabin, wing and engine views]. Designed specifically for the Stream Deck XL, Stream Deck Mobile (iOS and Android) and the Corsair Xeneon Edge. Priced at £20.
"The A380 is a big aircraft with a flight deck to match, and iniBuilds has captured that depth in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. With 850+ controls across 33 pages in the Aircraft Profile, real-time autopilot feedback on the Stream Deck + and 24 new camera views, these three profiles cover both how pilots fly the A380 and how they see it," said Richard Kennedy, Founder of Flight Panels.
