A Flight Simulator Throttle can be used for managing your power settings. A standard throttle has only one axis. When a throttle has more than one axis it is called a Throttle Quadrant. A Throttle Quadrant can be used for Multi Engine flying or can control other settings like Pitch of the Propellor and Fuel Mixture or Speedbrake and Flaps and often have additional buttons.
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If you want to taxi, take off, ascent, descent, fly level, or land, you need to have control of your power. You can regulate the amount of power with a throttle. A throttle is part of the basic flight simulator setup.
Are you looking for a throttle? The number of axes and the items below help you to select the best flight simulator throttle.
Customization Options
Some Throttle Quadrants have interchangeable levers, so you can create your own configuration.
Buttons & Switches
You never have enough programmable Buttons & Switches.
Use them i.e. to control the autopilot, or program them to your own liking.
Replica Throttles
Fan of Airbus, Boeing, or the A-10C?
Thrustmaster has created real-life inspired throttle quadrants adjusted for flight simulation.
Compatibility
All Throttles are compatible with Windows. They cannot be connected directly to a console. Always check the specifications.
Different brands of flight controllers and throttles go together just fine. It causes no problems when you combine a controller and throttle (quadrant) of different brands (on Windows PC).
Top Picks
Elevate your Flight Experience with our top picked Flight Simulator Throttles.
You can find a lot of different Flight Simulator Throttles on this page. But what if you're not completely sure what type of controller fits you best?
No worries! We've got you covered with a dedicated page for beginning pilots. On this page, we guide you through the different models and options and explain everything about joysticks, yokes, rudder pedals, and throttles.
