This project aims to develop an interactive flight simulator, combining custom software with physical hardware, to help students learn the fundamentals of flight dynamics, aircraft control, stability, aviation operations, and the underlying physics and engineering of atmospheric flight. On the software side, students will contribute to the modeling of aircraft equations of motion, aerodynamic force and moment models, control surface effects, and stability derivatives, as well as the simulation architecture and visualization. On the hardware side, students will design, build, and integrate physical components of the simulator, including flight controls, an instrument panel with functional flight displays, and a cockpit mock-up, using various microcontrollers, sensors, actuators, and rapid prototyping techniques such as 3D printing and laser cutting. The completed simulator will serve as an educational platform allowing users to explore concepts such as trim, static and dynamic stability modes (e.g. phugoid, short-period, Dutch roll), control response, and basic flight maneuvers in a hands-on, immersive environment.