MOZA has partnered with FFB-Bridge to expand force feedback support for its flight simulation hardware beyond Windows, providing a supported route for compatible MOZA Flight devices on Linux and macOS. Announced on September 1, 2026, the collaboration gives FFB-Bridge direct access to MOZA hardware, official SDK resources and the company’s technical team. The move should allow earlier hardware testing, faster resolution of device-specific issues and more reliable compatibility across supported desktop platforms. Importantly, this announcement concerns MOZA Flight hardware rather than MOZA Racing wheel bases. It should therefore not be interpreted as official Linux or macOS support for the MOZA R5 Pro, R5, R9, R12 or R16 Ultra. MOZA Force Feedback on Linux and macOS FFB-Bridge is a desktop application designed to translate live aircraft data from supported simulators into force feedback effects for compatible flight controls. The software is free to download, processes force feedback locally and does not require an application account for its core functionality. Linux support is particularly interesting for simulation users. FFB-Bridge supports Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 running through Proton, alongside the native Linux versions of X-Plane 11 and X-Plane 12. Support on macOS is currently more restricted. FFB-Bridge’s current user documentation specifies Apple Silicon Macs and X-Plane 12 for supported MOZA hardware. Microsoft Flight Simulator connectivity remains limited to Windows and Linux. FFB-Bridge is distributed as a Linux AppImage and macOS package alongside its Windows version, giving compatible force feedback hardware a single software layer across the three desktop operating systems. Which MOZA Flight devices are supported? The partnership initially focuses on several of MOZA’s current force feedback flight products. FFB-Bridge lists the MOZA AB6 Flight Simulator, MOZA AB9 Force Feedback Base and MOZA AY210 Yoke Base as supported in current builds. The AB6 is the more accessible option,