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FlightSimExpo 2024 unveils initial list of 60+ exhibitors for this year’s show

Scheduled for June 21-23 in the vibrant city of Las Vegas, this reveal marks the largest initial exhibitor and sponsor lineup in the event's seven-year history.
by Vasco Ferreira

In an exciting announcement made during a live broadcast with our friends at FSElite, the Flight Simulation Association (FSA) has confirmed that, so far, there are already 60+ leading names in the world of flight simulation that will be participating in this year’s FlightSimExpo. Scheduled for June 21-23 in the vibrant city of Las Vegas, this reveal marks the largest initial exhibitor and sponsor lineup in the event’s seven-year history.

Phil Coyle, co-founder of FSA, highlighted the significance of this early support, stating, “And that’s just the beginning. With 3 months to go, there’s still plenty of time to get involved. Attendees come to the show for the exhibitors, so the early support we’ve seen has us more excited than ever about the event.” The deadline for exhibitor or sponsor registration is set for May 31, 2024, leaving ample room for more organizations to join the already impressive list.

Evan Reiter, event co-organizer, reflected on the importance of face-to-face interactions within the flight simulation community, especially following the success of FSWeekend in Holland. Reiter emphasized, “The in-person connections we make at shows like this are more important than ever for our entire community. See you there!”

A Packed Agenda with Big Names

This year’s FlightSimExpo is not just about quantity but also about the quality of participation. Diamond+ sponsors Navigraph and Orbx lead the charge, accompanied by popular software partners such as Got Friends, Blackbird Simulations, Aerosoft Flight, Lockheed Martin – Prepar3D, and X-Plane.

Top hardware exhibitors like Thrustmaster, VirtualFly, SimFab, WinWing, SKALARKI, and Virpil Controls are also set to showcase their latest innovations.

Product Reveals on Friday

The schedule includes new product reveals from leading developers like BlueBird Simulations, Combat Pilot, Nimbus, SayIntentions.AI, SimWorks Studios, Tobii AB, X-Plane, and more, making FlightSimExpo the go-to event for experiencing the latest in flight simulation technology.

Crucially, the MSFS team is once again set to appear during Friday’s announcements, likely unveiling editing new details about Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024.

The complete list of exhibitors and sponsors may be found at flightsimexpo.com.

For more information on FlightSimExpo 2024 and to register for the event, visit flightsimexpo.com and get ready to join the global flight simulation community in Las Vegas this June for an unforgettable experience!

Vasco Ferreira

Vasco is the founder of MSFS Addons and a flight simmer since the FSX era. Covering add-on analysis and industry news for the Microsoft Flight Simulator community.

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