Honeycomb® Aeronautical, a leading producer of professional grade flight simulation hardware, announced today that they will be showcasing a range of their current and future products at the upcoming FlightSim Expo 2025 – one of the world’s largest enthusiast flight simulation conventions, taking place in Providence, USA on June 27th-29th of this year.
As Diamond Sponsors of the show, the team at Honeycomb Aeronautical will be there in full force, showcasing their full hardware lineup at Booth 410 – including hands-on demos of the highly anticipated Foxtrot Aviation Stick and Sierra TPM Module. In addition to this, attendees will also be able to grab an exclusive sneak peek at future additions to the Honeycomb range.
So what’s on offer for both seasoned simmers and those just discovering the world of virtual flight? Honeycomb Aeronautical will be showcasing:
- Alpha Flight Controls Lite – designed for entry-level users, this yoke and switch panel streamlines controls to the essentials, ensuring an easy, distraction-free flying experience.
- Bravo Throttle Quadrant Lite – an all-in-one cockpit system featuring streamlined design, focusing on essential controls to make flight simulation more accessible and enjoyable for all experience levels.
- Sierra TPM Module – a device used for throttling single engine planes, such as smaller Cessna aircraft
- Foxtrot Aviation Stick – a sidestick used in planes such as the Airbus freighter aircraft
- Exciting unannounced products
Michael Auer, Head of Global Sales & Marketing for Honeycomb Aeronautical commented,”FSExpo is one of our favourite flight sim shows of the year, so we’re delighted to head there to showcase the range of both new and upcoming Honeycomb Aeronautical products to the amazing community there. We believe that our new Sierra TPM Module and Foxtrot Aviation Stick will be the perfect accompaniment to any experienced flight simmer’s setup. We haven’t forgotten about those newer to the scene – the new Lite range offers perfect control for those starting out on their flight sim journey.”
For more information on Honeycomb Aeronautical, please visit: www.flyhoneycomb.com.
