The Logitech G Saitek Pro Flight Yoke System brings full-size, dual-handed yoke control to home flight simulation on PC — a very different control scheme from a joystick, matching how real general-aviation and airliner aircraft are actually flown. It combines a spring-centred yoke for pitch and roll with a separate throttle quadrant offering multiple levers that can be reconfigured for throttle, propeller pitch and mixture control depending on the aircraft being flown, plus a mode switch that changes the quadrant's function set on the fly. A friction control lets pilots dial in exactly how much resistance the throttle levers hold at a given position, useful for holding a cruise power setting steady. The yoke itself carries several programmable buttons and a POV hat switch for view control, camera panning or additional aircraft functions, all mapped through Logitech's flight software. It connects over USB and is designed to sit on a desk or mount to a simulator panel, and is a longstanding favourite among Microsoft Flight Simulator and X-Plane users who want yoke-and-quadrant realism rather than a joystick-and-throttle setup.