
Handheld Flightdeck
Introducing the Handheld Flightdeck
No handheld controller replaces a full flight stick, and Handheld Flightdeck does not pretend otherwise. It focuses on the parts that matter in your hands: smooth stick control, useful cockpit levers, clear labels, and a layout that still feels familiar.
The 2-position gear lever has indicator lights. The spring-loaded flap lever uses ModulAIR™ inserts, so it can match Boeing, Airbus, GA, helicopter, and air-tanker duties without turning the controller into a crowded panel.
Power management comes through swappable ModulAIR™ modules. The box includes a helicopter collective and a commercial throttle. Swap the module and the controller follows the aircraft.
The buttons stay readable. Magnetic faceplates change the labels between aircraft and helicopter layouts, while the modifier button opens a second layer for autopilot and radio controls.
Quantum Leap 16-bit TMR sensors handle the main stick and throttle with contactless position reporting. The extra analog triggers inside the grips give you rudder control and differential braking when you need it.
The built-in rechargeable battery charges through USB-C and offers up to 30 hours of battery life, depending on use. It is not customer-replaceable. The 3.5 mm headset port supports audio and microphone input on wired USB, the 2.4 GHz dongle, and Bluetooth on supported platforms.
Handheld Flightdeck works with Xbox Series X|S consoles and Windows 10 and 11 PCs.
Welcome onboard,

Nicki Repenning
Founder, Meridian GMT


