PXN Unveils All-New High-Linearity Modular NAVOS Flight Series at FlightSimExpo 2026 Complete Civil Aviation Yoke System + Combat HOTAS Ecosystem – With Innovative Expansion Roadmap, Beginner-Friendly Software, and Thoughtful Design Details ST. PAUL, Minn., June 5, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Premium simulation peripheral brand PXN today announced the global debut of its all-new NAVOS Flight Series at FlightSimExpo 2026, taking place June 12–14 at the Saint Paul RiverCentre, USA (Booth 312). Short for Navigation Operating System, the NAVOS series is a dual-track ecosystem unifying civil aviation and combat flight simulation. Designed specifically for entry-level to intermediate users, the series embodies the principle of technological accessibility – bringing aerospace-grade accuracy and integrated cockpit immersion to mainstream flight simmers, while eliminating the complexity traditionally associated with high-end simulation gear. Event Spotlight: FlightSimExpo 2026 FlightSimExpo is the world's most influential professional flight simulation exposition, gathering top manufacturers, aviation developers, certified pilots, and dedicated enthusiasts. The 2026 edition hosts over 70 leading exhibitors, featuring official product premieres, immersive hands-on demonstrations, and high-level industry dialogues. As a key global platform for simulation technology innovation and accessibility, the event bridges professional aviation training and civilian flight simulation hobbies. NAVOS Dual Ecosystem: Tailored Solutions for Civil & Combat Flight The NAVOS Flight Series delivers a fully modular and expandable simulation ecosystem designed for everyone from aspiring pilots to dedicated flight simulation enthusiasts. It consists of two independent, high-performance product lines: - Civil Aviation – NAVOS Flight Yoke System A comprehensive home cockpit solution engineered for authentic civil aviation simulation. The system features a flight yoke with interchangeable conventional and force-feedback elevator modules, an Engine Control Quadrant System, a motorized elevator trim system, a dedicated T.P.M. (Throttle–Propeller–Mixture) unit for light aircraft, a high-resolution flight instrument display system, and an aviation radio stack panel. The ecosystem is further complemented by