MFY Proflight yoke with a 4.3-inch touchscreen and 26 inputs

The instruments moved into your hands

The MFY Pro is MOZA's flagship flight-sim yoke handle. It is a handle only: it mounts on a MOZA AY90 or AY210 force feedback yoke base through the aluminium quick release and does not work on its own. The shape follows the yokes of modern airliners, so the grip and the position of every control stay familiar through all phases of flight. A 4.3-inch 480 × 800 touchscreen sits in the middle of the handle. It shows PFD data, engine instrumentation, checklists, a chronometer and an axis and force monitor. There are 26 programmable inputs in total: two 8-way hat switches, two Hall effect thumbsticks, two LB/RB bumpers and two triggers. MOZA Cockpit can map the triggers and thumbsticks either as analogue axes or as plain buttons, with separate profiles for different aircraft. The housing is reinforced composite, the button caps are ABS and the quick release is aluminium alloy, so the handle comes off and goes back on without tools and without play. It measures 142.5 × 202 × 313 mm and weighs 1.2 kg. The 16.7-million-colour RGB lighting can be matched to the rest of the cockpit. Before ordering, make sure you have an AY90 or AY210 base — it is sold separately.

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   Instruments where your hands are

   The 4.3-inch 480 × 800 touchscreen sits in the middle of the handle — exactly where your eyes already go on approach. It carries PFD data, engine instrumentation, checklists, a chronometer and an axis and force monitor, so part of the panel stops competing for monitor space. MOZA says the interface and checklist customisation will be extended in future firmware updates.

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   26 inputs, a profile per aircraft

   Two 8-way hats, two thumbsticks, two LB/RB bumpers and two triggers add up to 26 programmable inputs. Triggers and thumbsticks can be mapped as analogue axes — rudder, braking or view control — or as plain buttons such as push-to-talk. Mappings are stored as profiles, so moving from a Cessna to a heavy airliner is a profile change rather than a fresh setup.

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   Hall effect: no drift, no wear

   Both thumbsticks run on contactless Hall effect sensors. Magnetic position sensing does not wear out the way potentiometer tracks do, and it does not develop the drift that makes a view slowly creep to one side. On long flights and fine camera work that difference shows.

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   An aluminium quick release

   The handle seats on the base through a precision-machined aluminium alloy quick release. It comes off and goes back on without tools, and the joint stays rigid and play-free even through aggressive manoeuvres. If your cockpit keeps more than one grip, swapping takes seconds.

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   What else you need

   The MFY Pro is a handle, not a complete yoke: it needs a MOZA AY90 or AY210 force feedback base, which is what generates the forces you feel. Those bases are mounted to a desk, and MOZA sells table clamps for them separately. Plan the set in advance — the base and the clamp are separate line items.