Passenger2x, the next-generation airline management platform that launched last month for Microsoft Flight Simulator, has officially expanded its compatibility to include Prepar3D, X-Plane, and FSX. This update introduces telemetry support via FSUIPC and XPUIPC, allowing users across all four major flight simulators to experience the full depth of Passenger2x’s systems.

Originally released without warning in September 2025, Passenger2x was developed privately over eight months—no previews, no announcements, and no marketing buildup. The result was a sudden launch focused on operational controls.

Passenger2x offers AI-driven airline operations, custom seat map design, loyalty club systems, and full control over service policies. Within days of release, it became the go-to platform for simmers seeking more than immersion – those who wanted to manage, optimize, and own every aspect of their airline.

With the addition of Prepar3D, X-Plane, and FSX support, Passenger2x now reaches a broader community of flight simulation enthusiasts, while maintaining its commitment to realism, flexibility, and user-driven design.