The Echo Aviation Controller is built for pilots who do not have room for a yoke, a throttle quadrant and a set of rudder pedals, and do not want to fly with a keyboard instead. It puts the core of all three into one handheld unit.

An analogue flight stick handles pitch and roll on hall effect sensors, a bank of four configurable sliders covers throttle, flaps and airbrakes, and a pair of paddles gives you rudder without pedals on the floor. A trim wheel and dedicated gear, flap and brake switches fill in the rest.

It runs wired over USB-C or wireless on 2.4GHz, and it is part of the wider Honeycomb Aeronautical range sold and supported in Australia by Gamer Gear Direct.