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15.11.2026

Rowsfire Black Friday Sale Live

Rowsfire has launched its Black Friday Sale, running from November 14 to December 2, offering discounts on main products, including the B107 and A107 overhead panels.

Rowsfire has launched its Black Friday sale which is set to run until December 2, offering savings on a number of flightsim products including the Rowsfire A320 and Boeing 737 overhead panels.

According to Rowsfire, the Black Friday/Cyber Monday sale offers its products at the lowest prices of the year, at up to 18% discount. Shoppers can benefit from a buy-more-save-more policy, starting at 15% discount for one item, up to 18% for four or more.

A107 PRO and B107 have fixed sale prices and do not receive an additional percentage discount. Each unit still counts toward your order’s item total, helping other eligible products qualify for a higher discount.
The Rowsfire A107 PRO is available at an 80 USD discount towards its regular price of 499.99 USD, and the Rowsfire B107, usually at 659.99 USD offers 100 USD savings at 599.99 USD.

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Black Friday Gifts

As a bonus, Rowsfire will add complimentary gifts to selected item. Customers who bought either overhead panel will receive a custom storage bag, as well as an aviation tag of choice for all discounted merchandise subtotal of 399 USD to 699 USD, as well as an airplane-shaped 16GB USB drive + one pair of captain’s epaulettes for all orders with a discounted merchandise subtotal of 699 USD or more.

For further information on the sale or product details, visit the Rowsfire website, or read our upcoming review on the Rowsfire B107 overhead panel here on FSNews.

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