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Since a controller like the X-Box 360 is designed for action games and not for controlling a virtual aircraft it will be suboptimal.
Due to the shorter sticks, you will lack precision.
A Controller also has no slider Axis like the one in the Throttle making engine control problematic.
Now if you want to use the X-Box 360 controller go to Settings->Controls->Control Axes and set the Axes there.
This is how to setup a stick, but it works the same for a controller:
http://support.madcatz.com/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Article/View/490
http://www.flyingscool.com/XBox360_ControllerFSX.htm
Though I dispute the claim that it's more natural to use an X-Box 360 controller to control a plane.
It certainly is less immersive, and less comfortable than a stick and throttle on a long flight, I tried both.
you can change the key mapping in options to what ever you want
but it has a lot of controlls but the basics will go to xbox contoller i was drunk and manged to set up basic control and fly a plane whil p#ssed as a poet on pay day