Flight sim setups

• Yoke or stick

  A yoke for airliners and light aircraft; a stick (HOTAS: hands on throttle and stick) for fighters, helicopters and space sims. Many bases take both.

• Throttle quadrant

  Levers for throttle, prop, mixture, flaps and spoilers, laid out like the aircraft you fly.

• Rudder pedals

  Rudder and toe brakes for take-off, landing and taxiing; they make crosswind landings far easier than a twist stick.

• Panels and displays

  Switch panels, radios and extra screens for instruments, so you stop reaching for the mouse.

• Cockpit and PC

  A frame or seat mount holds it all in place. Flight simulators lean hard on the processor and on graphics memory at high resolutions, so the PC is part of the quote.

44 parts on offer now, from Thrustmaster, MOZA, Next Level Racing, Thermaltake, Ant Esports, Logitech.

• Sticks, yokes and bases25 · from ₹8,300
• Throttle quadrants3 · from ₹16,200
• Rudder pedals5 · from ₹16,400
• Cockpits, seats and stands8 · from ₹69,000
• Panels and displays3

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Yoke or HOTAS?

Choose a yoke if you fly airliners or light aircraft, and a stick with a throttle (HOTAS) for military jets, helicopters and space. If you fly both, a base that takes a yoke and a stick is a good start.

Do I need rudder pedals?

Not to start, but they make ground handling and crosswind landings much easier, and they free your hands for the throttle and panels.

What PC does Microsoft Flight Simulator need?

A fast processor, 32 GB of memory and a graphics card with plenty of memory for high resolutions or VR. Tell us your screens and we will spec it.

Can you build a complete cockpit?

Yes. Tell us the aircraft you fly and the space you have, and we will quote the controls, frame, screens and PC together.