The Logitech G Saitek Pro Flight System is built for aspiring pilots, aviation students, and PC simulation gamers across Kenya. Many people training near Wilson Airport or dreaming of a cockpit career practice on Microsoft Flight Simulator at home, and a mouse-and-keyboard setup never teaches the hand feel of a real yoke. This kit fixes that. The Logitech G Saitek Pro Flight System gives you pitch and roll through a weighted steel shaft, plus separate levers for throttle, flaps, mixture, and propeller pitch. University students in technical and aviation programs use it to build muscle memory between lessons.

At Mascom International, we're seeing steady demand for theLogitech G Saitek Pro Flight System from Nairobi's growing PC gaming community and from parents buying a serious hobby setup for teenagers. Unlike traditional electronics retailers in Kenya, we stock genuine Logitech G Saitek Pro Flight hardware rather than untested imports. Users consistently report that the steel shaft feels far closer to a real aircraft than plastic gamepad sticks. Visit our Nairobi CBD store to test the Pro Flight Yoke System, or order for pay-on-arrival delivery to any of Kenya's 47 counties.

The Logitech G Saitek Pro Flight System is a desktop flight controller that recreates an aircraft yoke and throttle setup for PC flight simulators. It suits aviation students, aspiring commercial pilots, and simulation gamers who want realistic hand control instead of a keyboard. The set includes both the yoke and a separate throttle quadrant, giving five control axes in total. At KSh 47,000, it targets serious hobbyists in Nairobi and beyond who fly Microsoft Flight Simulator, X-Plane, or Prepar3D and want to build genuine muscle memory.

Yes. TheLogitech G Saitek Pro Flight System works with Microsoft Flight Simulator, the older Flight Simulator X, X-Plane 10 and later, and Prepar3D on Windows PCs, covering Windows 7 through Windows 11. You plug the yoke into a USB port, install the free Logitech G driver plug-in from the support page, then map the controls inside your simulator menu. Note that Microsoft Flight Simulator is a large download, so a stable Safaricom or Faiba home fibre line saves hours during the initial install and updates.

Every Flight Yoke System ships with the throttle quadrant included, so you get both units in one purchase. The box contains the yoke with its stainless steel shaft, the three-lever throttle quadrant, two desk clamps for mounting, connecting cables, and setup documentation. The throttle levers are detachable, and you can rearrange the knobs to match throttle, flaps, mixture, or propeller pitch. This saves you the cost of buying a quadrant separately, which is common with cheaper yoke-only kits sold elsewhere in Kenya.

The yoke and quadrant carry 25 buttons and switch positions out of the box, including a POV hat and an integrated chronograph for timing approaches. A three-position mode switch lets you cycle three separate profiles, which multiplies your options to 75 user-definable controls in total. You assign these through your simulator's control menu or the free Saitek programming software. That range covers landing gear, autopilot, trim, lights, radios, and most cockpit functions without ever touching the keyboard mid-flight.

The Pro Flight Yoke System is a PC device and is not compatible with Xbox consoles. It connects to Windows computers over USB, and many Mac flight simulators recognise it as well. If you plan to fly on an Xbox Series X or S, this yoke will not work for you. For the Nairobi gaming crowd running desktop or laptop PCs, though, it plugs in cleanly and needs only the free driver download to map every axis and button correctly.

The yoke and the throttle quadrant each include a two-position desk clamp, so both units lock firmly to the front or top edge of your table. The steel construction adds weight low in the base, which keeps the yoke from shifting when you pull hard on a climb or push into a dive. This matters in Kenya's warm, humid coastal homes too, since the steel shaft and precision bearings resist the sticking that plagues cheaper plastic controllers over time.

For a genuine Logitech G Saitek Pro Flight that includes a matching throttle quadrant, KSh 47,000 reflects fair Kenyan pricing on niche flight hardware that is rarely stocked locally. Buyers throughout Kenya tell us the alternative is risky overseas shipping with import duty, long waits, and no local warranty. Mascom International stocks the unit here, backs it with a warranty, and offers pay-on-arrival delivery. Spread across years of hobby use, the cost per hour of flying time stays very low.

Yes. The Pro Flight Yoke System anchors a modular Logitech G flight range, so you can add rudder pedals, extra throttle quadrants, switch panels, radio panels, and instrument displays over time. The built-in three-port USB hub lets you connect several of these add-ons through the yoke, using just one port on your PC. Start with the yoke and quadrant now, then grow your cockpit as your budget allows. Mascom International can source compatible Logitech G panels on request.

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Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for honest specifications, current market pricing, and reliable warranty backing on every flight simulation controller we stock. Our Nairobi CBD service desk handles after-sales support directly, so you always have a local contact for setup help or spare parts.