Designed for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 on PlayStation 5 The Thrustmaster T.Flight Hotas 5 Microsoft Flight Simulator Edition is made for pilots who want to fly Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 on PlayStation 5 with a real joystick and throttle setup. Compared with a standard controller, this HOTAS system offers a more realistic way to control pitch, roll, rudder, throttle, and camera views. It is officially licensed for Microsoft Flight Simulator and is designed for Plug & Play use in the simulator. The joystick is compatible with PlayStation 5 and PC (Windows 10/11), and it is instantly recognized in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. This gives you a focused control setup for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 on PlayStation 5, so your inputs feel closer to flying an aircraft than playing with a gamepad. Complete HOTAS Flight Control The HOTAS layout, which means Hands On Throttle And Stick, keeps your main flight inputs under both hands. The joystick and throttle include 5 axes, 14 action buttons, 1 trigger, and 1 multidirectional hat switch, so you can control more aircraft functions without reaching for extra inputs. The 16-bit precision helps the stick read small movements in fine steps. This gives you smoother control during takeoff, approach, and landing. Adjustable stick resistance lets you set the feel to your preference, while the wide hand rest supports longer flight sessions in civil aircraft, military aircraft, helicopters, and gliders. Flexible Desk Or Lap Setup The detachable throttle lets you choose a setup that fits your space. You can keep the joystick and throttle connected for a compact layout, or separate them for a more natural flight position on your desk or lap. The stable weighted base helps the controls stay in place during active inputs. Rudder control is built in through the stick’s Z-axis twist function and the progressive tilting lever. This lets you control yaw, the aircraft’s movement around its vertical axis, without using pedals. The T.Flight Hotas 5 works with the Thrustmaster TFRP rudder pedals system, sold separately, for a more complete cockpit setup.
