Sim Seat · Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024
Wheel Stand Pro HC Flight Stand for the Honeycomb Alpha Yoke and Bravo Throttle
- Budget
- Stand for the chair you own
- Holds 3 controls
- Compact
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MSFS Performance Score
- Controls It Holds35% 60
- Seat20% 40
- Adjustability15% 50
- Space Needed15% 80
- Stability15% 90
Biggest contributor: controls it holds (35% of the score), rated 60/100. How we score
Verdict for MSFS
The Wheel Stand Pro for Honeycomb puts an Alpha yoke, Bravo throttle and rudder pedals on one metal frame in front of the chair you already own, with height and tilt adjustment. There's no seat, it's built for Honeycomb gear only, and the maker doesn't say it folds.
Updated October 2026
Pros & Cons for MSFS
Strengths
- The frame is metal, as the maker states, so your Alpha yoke sits on its own mount instead of clamped to a desk edge that you can feel flexing when you haul back in the flare.
- Height and tilt both adjust, so you can set the yoke where your forearms naturally rest and hand-fly a long approach without your shoulders complaining.
- It has a place for a yoke, a throttle or quadrant and rudder pedals, so an Alpha, a Bravo and pedals live in one setup in front of your couch or office chair, instead of a yoke on the desk and pedals sliding around the floor.
Trade-offs
- It's built for the Honeycomb Alpha yoke and Bravo throttle, so another brand's yoke may not line up with the plates — check the maker's list before you order.
- You supply the seat, and the maker doesn't say it folds, so plan a spot where it can stay; step up in price and you can get a frame with a seat in the box and a mounting point for every control.
Full Specifications
- Type
- Stand for the chair you own
- Holds
- Yoke, throttle, rudder pedals
- Maker says it fits
- Honeycomb yokes and throttles
- Adjusts
- Height, tilt
- Space
- About a chair's footprint
- Frame
- Metal
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it a good place to fly MSFS?
Yes, if you fly MSFS 2024 with a Honeycomb Alpha and Bravo, and it scores 62.0/100 for the sim. It shines as a place to put the yoke, throttle and pedals in front of the chair or couch you already use, with height and tilt set to suit your arms and legs. It shows its limits if you own a different yoke, want a seat included, or need something that tucks away after a session.
Is it worth the price for MSFS?
For the money you're buying a metal frame for controls you already own, not a seating position, so the chair or couch does the ergonomic work. Spend less and you're back to a desk clamp; spend more and you move toward a flight chair or a full cockpit with a seat and mounts for everything.
Which controls fit on it?
It holds a yoke, a throttle or quadrant and rudder pedals, and the maker states it is built for Honeycomb yokes and throttles — the Alpha and Bravo specifically. Mounting holes differ between brands, so check the maker's list of supported controls before you buy anything else to put on it.
How much room does it need?
It takes up roughly a chair's footprint once the pedals are out in front, and the maker doesn't say it folds. That means giving it a spot it can keep, rather than planning to stand it behind a door between flights.
What else do I need with it?
You need the controls themselves and your own chair or couch, since no seat comes with it. Set your chair height first and then adjust the stand to match, so the yoke sits where a real one would, and run the USB cables down one leg of the frame so your heels don't catch them on the way to the pedals.