Windows x64
Windows 10 / 11
- Best for MSFS and X-Plane on Windows.
- Download the ZIP, extract it, then run the connector.
Download
AnyAirline Connector
The local bridge between your simulator and the cabin you prepared. A free account is required to pair it.
Windows · Linux · macOSMSFS 2020 / 2024 · X-Plane 11 / 12Prepar3D via FSUIPC
Stable build v1.7.2
Pick the package for your computer
Recommended for everyone. The connector keeps itself up to date from this channel.
Linux x64
X-Plane target
- Built for mainstream x64 Linux desktops.
- Extract the archive and run the connector from the folder.
macOS Apple Silicon
arm64
- For M-series Macs.
- Extract the archive, then open the connector app or binary.
macOS Intel
x64
- For older Intel Macs.
- Extract the archive, then open the connector app or binary.
Requirements
Supported systems
The packages include their own Python runtime where applicable. Windows includes FFmpeg and ffprobe; macOS and Linux may need them installed or linked.
- Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit
- Intel or AMD x64 CPU
- 8 GB RAM minimum
- 2 GB free disk space
- Internet for sign-in and cloud voices
- Ubuntu 22.04/24.04 LTS or compatible x64 desktop
- Intel or AMD x64 CPU
- 8 GB RAM minimum
- 2 GB free disk space
- FFmpeg, ffprobe, and espeak-ng for local audio fallback
- macOS 13 or newer
- Apple Silicon arm64 CPU
- 8 GB RAM minimum
- 2 GB free disk space
- FFmpeg and ffprobe available to the connector
- Internet for sign-in and cloud voices
- macOS 12 or newer
- Intel x64 CPU
- 8 GB RAM minimum
- 2 GB free disk space
- FFmpeg and ffprobe available to the connector
- Internet for sign-in and cloud voices
Setup
Four steps, once
After the first pairing the connector just follows whatever flight you start.
- Create a free account
The connector pairs with a workspace, so an account is required. The free tier includes the local English cabin voice, flight templates and workshop access, with no card.
- Download the build for your machine
Windows, Linux and macOS packages are above, with separate Apple Silicon and Intel builds. Extract it into its own folder rather than into the simulator.
- Pair it once
Start the connector, sign in with the same account you use in the browser, and it links itself to your workspace. Nothing has to be installed inside the simulator.
- Prepare a flight and fly
Choose route, airline, aircraft and cabin service in the workspace, or import a SimBrief plan. The cabin then follows the real phases of your flight.
FAQ
Common questions
Yes. A free AnyAirline account is required so the connector can pair with your workspace and know which flight you prepared. The free tier includes the local English cabin voice, flight templates and workshop access, and no card is needed.
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024 through SimConnect, X-Plane 11 and 12 over the simulator's native UDP interface, and Prepar3D through FSUIPC. Nothing is installed inside the simulator itself.
Yes. There are Windows, Linux and macOS builds, with separate packages for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. The packages include their own Python runtime where applicable.
The local English cabin voice, workshop access and basic connector usage are free. Credits are used for cloud AI voices, other languages and richer generation, from EUR 3.99 per month or as packs without a subscription.
Not for MSFS or X-Plane. FSUIPC is only used for the Prepar3D path, so a standard MSFS or X-Plane installation needs nothing extra.
The connector updates itself from the stable channel. Release candidates are opt-in preview builds and reach an installation only after you enable that channel in settings.