Description
The Moza MFY Yoke brings the satisfying feel of commercial aircraft controls into your flight simulator, combining a substantial two-handed grip with plenty of functions at your fingertips. Its 34 supported signal outputs and dual Hall-effect joysticks provide extensive control over aircraft systems, while the aluminum alloy quick-release system makes changing compatible yoke attachments wonderfully straightforward. With two eight-way switches, dedicated triggers, and a sturdy composite housing, the MFY is built for pilots who prefer managing their aircraft without constantly reaching for a keyboard. Your virtual copilot can handle the paperwork.
What Sets the Moza MFY Yoke apart?
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Up to 34 Signal Outputs for Extensive Cockpit Control The MFY Yoke supports up to 34 signal outputs, providing plenty of flexibility when assigning frequently used aircraft functions. Its controls include two eight-way switches, two Hall-effect joysticks, two LB/RB buttons, and two triggers. These inputs can be configured for functions such as trim, camera movement, communications, and aircraft systems management. For pilots flying complex airliners or turboprops, having essential commands within thumb and finger reach helps reduce interruptions during demanding phases of flight.
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Dual Hall-Effect Joysticks with Flexible Input Mapping The two integrated Hall-effect joysticks use contactless magnetic sensing, avoiding the physical sensor contact associated with conventional potentiometer-based thumb controls. They can be assigned to supported analog functions, making them useful for camera movement, view adjustments, or other configurable aircraft inputs. Combined with the eight-way switches and triggers, they provide several ways to manage secondary functions without releasing the main grip. This is particularly convenient when flying aircraft that require frequent interaction with multiple systems.
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Aluminum Quick Release with a Substantial Composite Housing The MFY combines a composite housing with an aluminum alloy quick-release mechanism, providing a sturdy attachment that weighs 1.3 kg. Its commercial-aircraft-inspired shape offers a broad two-handed grip, while the quick-release interface allows the yoke to be attached to or removed from a compatible MOZA base without tools. This is especially useful for pilots who alternate between aircraft categories and want to change their cockpit configuration. The attachment is designed for MOZA hardware rather than universal third-party mounting.
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MOZA Cockpit Configuration for Different Aircraft Types The MFY integrates with MOZA Cockpit software, allowing pilots to configure button assignments, trigger behavior, joystick functions, and supported lighting effects. This flexibility makes the yoke suitable for different aircraft categories, from general aviation and turboprops to larger commercial aircraft. Instead of relying on one fixed control arrangement, pilots can tailor the available inputs to their preferred aircraft. The result is a more organized cockpit, particularly when several hardware devices share responsibility for flight controls and aircraft systems.
Pros and Cons
| Pros |
Cons |
| Up to 34 signal outputs support extensive control mapping. |
Requires a compatible MOZA yoke base for operation. |
| Dual Hall-effect joysticks provide contactless analog input sensing. |
Third-party yoke bases and console platforms are unsupported. |
| Aluminum quick-release mechanism enables convenient attachment changes without tools. |
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| MOZA Cockpit software supports customizable aircraft control assignments. |
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Specifications
| Specification |
Value |
| Product Name |
Moza MFY Yoke |
| Product Type |
Flight Simulator Yoke Attachment |
| Dimensions |
142.5 × 202 × 313 mm |
| Weight |
1.3 kg |
| Case Material |
Composite materials |
| Quick-Release Material |
Aluminum alloy |
| Button Cap Material |
ABS plastic |
| Eight-Way Switches |
2 |
| Hall-Effect Joysticks |
2 |
| LB/RB Buttons |
2 |
| Triggers |
2 |
| Total Signal Outputs |
Up to 34 |
| Yoke Connection |
MOZA aluminum alloy quick-release system |
| Configuration Software |
MOZA Cockpit |
| Configurable Functions |
Button assignments, trigger configurations, joystick inputs, and supported RGB lighting effects |
| Compatible Hardware Ecosystem |
MOZA yoke bases, throttles, and pedals |
| Supported Platform |
PC through a compatible MOZA yoke base |
| Supported Flight Simulators |
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020, Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, X-Plane 12 |
| Included Accessories |
User manual |
| Standalone Operation |
Not supported; compatible yoke base required |
| macOS Compatibility |
Not supported |
| Console Compatibility |
Not supported |
Moza MFY Yoke Compatibility
| Hardware or Connection |
Compatibility |
| Compatible MOZA Yoke Bases |
Supported through the MOZA aluminum alloy quick-release system |
| MOZA AY90 Force Feedback Yoke Base |
Compatible through the MOZA quick-release interface |
| MOZA Quick-Release System |
Supported for tool-free attachment and removal |
| MOZA Throttle Controls |
Can operate alongside compatible MOZA hardware in a PC cockpit |
| MOZA Rudder Pedals |
Can operate alongside compatible MOZA hardware in a PC cockpit |
| Other PC Flight Controls |
Can operate alongside independently connected peripherals |
| Third-Party Yoke Bases |
Not directly supported |
| Standalone Yoke Operation |
Not supported; a compatible MOZA base is required |
| MOZA Cockpit Software |
Supported for control assignments and device configuration |
| macOS Computers |
Not supported |
| Xbox |
Not supported |
| PlayStation |
Not supported |
The Moza MFY Yoke connects through MOZA's aluminum alloy quick-release system, allowing tool-free installation on a compatible MOZA yoke base, including the AY90. It is not a standalone flight controller, since the connected base provides the primary pitch and roll movement. The MFY supplies the grip and programmable controls, while the base handles the mechanical flight control functions. Its attachment interface is specifically intended for compatible MOZA hardware and does not directly support unrelated third-party yoke bases.
The MFY can form part of a larger cockpit alongside MOZA throttle controls and rudder pedals, as well as other independently connected PC flight simulation peripherals. Through MOZA Cockpit software, pilots can configure the available buttons, triggers, and Hall-effect joysticks for different aircraft functions. This makes the yoke suitable for setups that combine several dedicated controllers. The quick-release attachment is not a universal mechanical interface, so third-party accessories and unrelated yoke bases should not be assumed to connect directly.
| Platform or Flight Simulator |
Compatibility |
| Windows PC |
Supported through a compatible MOZA yoke base |
| MOZA Cockpit |
Supported for device configuration and control mapping |
| Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 |
Supported with configurable button and axis assignments |
| Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 |
Supported with configurable button and axis assignments |
| X-Plane 12 |
Supported with configurable button and axis assignments |
| Other PC Flight Simulators |
Compatibility depends on connected base support and input mapping |
| macOS |
Not supported |
| Xbox |
Not supported |
| PlayStation |
Not supported |
The Moza MFY Yoke is designed for Windows PC flight simulation and works through a compatible MOZA yoke base with titles including Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020, Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, and X-Plane 12. MOZA Cockpit provides configuration options for the yoke's programmable inputs, while individual simulators may require manual assignments for buttons, triggers, and joystick axes. The availability of particular functions depends on the connected base and simulator mappings. The MFY is not compatible with macOS, Xbox, or PlayStation and cannot function independently without a compatible MOZA base.
