Licensed by both Boeing and Xbox, the TCA Yoke Pack copies the control column of a 787, including the pendular motion that swings the whole shaft rather than pivoting a stick. It launched at around 499 dollars with a throttle quadrant in the box, and the yoke alone weighs about 3.6 kg, which keeps it planted. There are roughly 35 buttons plus two hats, magnetic sensors on the axes, and two extra axes on the base, so short flights are possible before the quadrant is even connected.
Airliner people are the target audience here, and 737 or 787 flying feels natural on it. Cessna pilots may find the shape and the sheer size less convincing for tight circuits. There is no force feedback, mounting relies on clamps, and Thrustmaster charges premium money for the pack. Owners of the TCA quadrant already may prefer the standalone yoke version to avoid paying twice.
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