Is it possible that add-on functionality will be added to the game in the future?
What do you mean by “add-on functionality” - there are a number of third-party apps and websites that work alongside Infinite Flight using its API system.
By add-ons, I mean adding custom planes to the game, like the X-Plane.
All aircraft development is done in-house by the development team. I highly doubt they will ever go down the route that PC sims do, since it’s a lot harder to keep a more or less consistent quality.
Basically every mobile sim - aircraft are made in-house. It’s different for PC sims.
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Does Infinity Flight have a Windows version or is it only for Android?
Technically, there is a PC version as we’ve seen from Laura’s posts sometimes but it’s only for dev purposes. There’s no public PC version, and there’s no sense from a business perspective in doing so.
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With us being a mobile simulator - it’s not possible.
Neither Android or iOS supports modifications to apps in that manner, so it’s not something to even consider 
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Android/ios by default sandboxes each application running on its environment unlike windows that doesn’t restrict unless you explicitly want to enable it for purposes like running a emulator, virtual machines etc.
Rest from simple Google search
“Also unlike Windows, where users generally have broad administrator access, mobile operating systems use fine-grained permission models. An app must explicitly request permission to access specific resources (like the camera or location), and direct file system access to other apps’ data is highly restricted or impossible without rooting. Windows also has a more open file system where applications can interact with various files and processes across the system, especially within the user’s domain. This open structure allows modding communities to easily access, replace, or add game files and inject themselves into game processes.”