Meridian GMT has officially opened pre-orders for its upcoming Horizon Plus and Latitude Plus flight simulation hardware, confirming pricing, configurations and expected shipping dates. Both products form part of Meridian’s modular flight control ecosystem, allowing simmers to swap controls and modules depending on the type of aircraft being flown.
Horizon Plus
The Horizon Plus modular yoke is priced at $349.99, with a refundable $100 deposit required when pre-ordering. The remaining $249.99, plus shipping and applicable taxes, will be collected ahead of fulfilment. Shipping is currently expected to begin on October 28th, 2026.
Horizon Plus features 180 degrees of roll movement and 5.6 inches of pitch travel, with 16-bit sensors used across the primary axes. Meridian has also equipped the yoke with its Impulse dual-phase haptic system, designed to reproduce effects including ground roll, turbulence, touchdown and autopilot disconnects.
The platform also supports Meridian’s interchangeable yoke heads and ModulAIR avionics modules, allowing the hardware to be adapted for different aircraft.
Latitude Plus
The Latitude Plus throttle quadrant is also priced at $349.99, requiring the same refundable $100 deposit. Shipping is scheduled to begin on December 28th, 2026. Customers have two editions to choose from: Toulouse and Everett.
The Toulouse Edition adds Airbus-specific throttle levers, faceplate and autopilot modules, whilst Everett provides the equivalent Boeing controls. Importantly, both editions also include Meridian’s complete General Aviation control set, covering single and twin-engine aircraft.
The GA setup includes throttle, propeller and mixture controls, whilst the wider Latitude Plus package incorporates a trim wheel, landing gear lever, parking brake and modular avionics controls.
Airbus users get familiar IDLE, CL, FLEX/MCT and TOGA detents alongside thrust reversers and appropriate flap and speed brake controls. The Boeing configuration instead provides 9:10 scale thrust levers, reversers with mechanical interlocks and Boeing-specific flap and speed brake controls.
Those wanting both airliner configurations can add the alternative Airbus or Boeing kit for $149.99. No deposit is required for the additional kit, with payment instead collected when Latitude Plus ships.
Meridian says future Airbus A380 and Boeing 747 quad-engine modules will be handled separately through The Flight Sim Factory.
Full Flight Deck
For those wanting the complete setup, Meridian is also offering a Full Flight Deck package for $699.99.
A refundable $200 deposit secures the package, with $499.99 remaining before fulfilment. It includes Horizon Plus and Latitude Plus, along with GA, Airbus and Boeing control sets.
The two products won’t necessarily arrive together. Horizon Plus is scheduled to ship from October 28th, with Latitude Plus following from December 28th.
Pre-Orders and Shipping
All deposits are fully refundable before shipment, and customers can modify or cancel their reservation prior to fulfilment.
Meridian says its initial Latitude Plus units will be supplied as factory-direct orders, with wider US and European availability expected approximately eight weeks after initial shipments begin.
The company intends to ship to most countries worldwide, using US and European distribution where possible. UK and EU prices displayed on the website include applicable tax, whilst US and other international pricing excludes tax. Customers elsewhere may also be responsible for local customs charges, duties and taxes.
Meridian is also offering a 30-day return period on eligible products after delivery, alongside a two-year limited hardware warranty. Both Horizon Plus and Latitude Plus are listed as compatible with PC and Mac and will work with all modern flight simulators.
