Aircraft

Cockpit setup

Set the required MSFS cockpit interaction mode, review keybind mappings, and prepare route/navdata workflow before flying the CSS 737 Classic.

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The aircraft feature manual states that the CSS 737 supports the Legacy cockpit interaction system, uses several default MSFS keybind names for autopilot and autothrottle actions, and supports SimBrief company route and AIRAC update workflows.

Set Legacy interaction

For MSFS 2020, use Options, General, Accessibility, Cockpit Interaction System. For MSFS 2024, use Options, General, Flight Interface, Cockpit Camera, Cockpit Interaction System.

Review keybind names

The manual maps default Microsoft Flight Simulator keybind names to CSS 737 actions such as autopilot disconnect, TOGA, autothrottle disconnect, CMD1, N1, speed, level change, and heading select.

Prepare route data

Use the aircraft manual as the source for SimBrief company-route import and AIRAC cycle update steps before building a route-dependent flight.

Preflight setup checks

Set the cockpit interaction system to Legacy.

Review mapped MSFS autopilot and autothrottle

Review mapped MSFS autopilot and autothrottle keybind names.

Prepare SimBrief company-route and AIRAC data

Prepare SimBrief company-route and AIRAC data workflow before relying on route import.

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Clickspots and lighting

Use Aircraft Features sections for hidden cockpit clickspots, cockpit/cabin lighting, animations, and immersive features.

Radar and navigation

Review weather radar controls, SimBrief route loading, AIRAC updates, and flying without GPS using radio and IRS updating.

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Source: CSS Launcher User Manual, Rev. 5 — December 2025.