Airbus PFD tapes
Speed and altitude tapes with a trend arrow, plus cyan bugs that track your selected targets.
Airbus는 A350-900을 사이드스틱을 중심으로 설계했고, SkyYoke는 그 사이드스틱을 여러분의 iPhone으로 만들어냅니다. 무선 A350-900 조이스틱으로 Infinite Flight에서 탄소섬유 XWB를 조종하세요 — 모션 또는 터치 조종, 게이트식 Airbus 스로틀 쿼드런트, 실시간 패널까지, 모두 여러분의 Wi-Fi 위에서.
Infinite Flight용 Airbus A350-900 조이스틱 — SkyYoke가 여러분의 iPhone을 바로 그것으로 바꿔줍니다. 다른 기기에서 도는 탄소섬유 XWB를 위한 무선 사이드스틱이죠. 로컬 Wi-Fi를 통해 모션 틸트나 화면 위 패드를 피치와 롤로 변환하고, 게이트식 Airbus 스로틀 레버, 러더 바, 자동조종 패널을 더하며, 별도의 하드웨어는 전혀 필요 없습니다.
지구본 위에 자를 대고, 도저히 못 날 것 같은 도시 쌍을 골라보세요 — 그게 바로 A350-900의 영역입니다. Airbus의 탄소섬유 XWB 플래그십은 지구상에서 가장 긴 노선 몇몇을 운항하며, ULR 파생형은 싱가포르와 뉴욕을 무착륙으로 잇습니다. Infinite Flight에서 이 혈통은, 뭔가 의미 있는 비행을 하고 싶을 때 고르는 기체로 만들어줍니다. 그리고 SkyYoke는 여기에 제대로 된 조종 장치를 부여합니다. 이미 여러분 주머니 속 iPhone으로 만든 Infinite Flight용 Airbus A350-900 조이스틱이, 여러분의 Wi-Fi로 시뮬레이터와 통신하죠.
그렇게 긴 구간은 대부분 자동조종에 맡기게 되고, 바로 그래서 직접 손으로 조종하는 몇 분이 그토록 무겁게 다가옵니다. 무거운 출발에서의 로테이션, 새벽 접근의 마지막 1,000 ft — 이런 순간들은 손끝의 압력을 원하지, 풍경을 렌더링하느라 바쁜 바로 그 유리판 위의 엄지 스와이프를 원하지 않습니다. 별도의 컨트롤러를 쥐는 것은 그 몇 분의 느낌을 바꿔 놓으며, 이 기체에서 올바른 컨트롤러는 요크가 전혀 아닙니다.
-900은 XWB 패밀리의 창립 멤버이자 그 플래그십입니다. 복합소재 구조를 중심으로 만들어져 한 쌍의 Rolls-Royce Trent XWB 터보팬으로 끌려가는 와이드바디 트윈이죠. 앞쪽 조종석은 고요하고 초현대적인 것으로 유명하며, 계기가 여섯 개의 큰 디스플레이로 통합되어 있습니다 — 근무 일수를 두 자릿수로 세는 승무원을 위해 설계된 사무실인 셈이죠.
그 고요함은 이 비행기를 조종하는 방식에도 이어집니다. 같은 세대의 모든 Airbus처럼, A350-900도 콤팩트한 사이드스틱으로 지휘합니다 — 작은 편향, 부드러운 반응, 시야에 컨트롤 컬럼은 없습니다. Infinite Flight 기단에서 찾아 이 성격을 탐험해 보세요. 더 큰 기체로 가고 싶다면, 4발 엔진의 A380-800도 똑같은 SkyYoke 대우를 받습니다.
Because the real airplane is a sidestick design, your phone is not a compromise here — it is a scale model of the actual control. SkyYoke offers two interchangeable ways to fly it:
Each axis — pitch, roll, yaw and brake — carries its own sensitivity, dead zone, expo curve, inversion, trim and smoothing, so you can give the XWB a soft, damped center for cruise nudges and keep crisp authority at the stops for a gusty flare. A 60 Hz control loop with change-detection and rate limiting keeps inputs immediate without flooding the network, and a link watchdog reconnects automatically if the Wi-Fi hiccups.
Select any Airbus — the A350-900 included — and SkyYoke's single thrust lever automatically reshapes itself into a gated Airbus quadrant: REV FULL / REV / IDLE / CLIMB / FLX·MCT / TOGA. Every gate crossing lands as a haptic tick in your palm, so you can set a takeoff detent or push through to TOGA entirely by feel, eyes on the runway on your other screen, then come back one gate to CLIMB once you are established in the climb-out.
The bottom of the quadrant is just as considered. Infinite Flight wants reverse thrust held, so on the rollout at 40 knots or faster, pulling into the red zone holds reverse for you; once you slow below 40 knots the same travel becomes proportional wheel braking. Airborne, reverse is simply refused — a warning banner and a repeating haptic make sure you know — and the lever recolors by role: blue and green for forward thrust, amber for braking, red for reverse. The whole system is unpacked on the remote throttle page.
| Manufacturer | Airbus |
|---|---|
| Family | A350 XWB — the carbon-fiber widebody twin family; the -900 is its flagship |
| Control style | Sidestick — echoed by SkyYoke's motion tilt or on-screen touch joystick |
| Engines | Two Rolls-Royce Trent XWB turbofans |
| Typical role | Ultra-long-haul flagship routes; the ULR variant flies Singapore–New York nonstop |
| Stick mapping | Phone tilt or touch pad → pitch and roll, tuned per axis |
| Throttle mapping | Gated Airbus quadrant — REV FULL / REV / IDLE / CLIMB / FLX·MCT / TOGA — with haptic gates |
| Rudder mapping | Self-centering rudder bar along the bottom edge of the screen |
An airplane this clean is flown by its numbers, and SkyYoke keeps them in your peripheral vision while both hands stay on the controls: live IAS, altitude, heading and vertical-speed chips, a ground/air phase chip and a spoiler annunciator, with Airbus-style PFD speed and altitude tapes — trend arrow, cyan selected-value bugs — speaking the same visual dialect as the panel in the real jet.
Speed and altitude tapes with a trend arrow, plus cyan bugs that track your selected targets.
A navigation-display-style scope over the stick pad, drawing live multiplayer traffic in TCAS II-style categories.
Arm them from the Performance screen and the app calls V1, Rotate and V2 aloud during the roll.
Long descents into busy airspace are where Infinite Flight's overspeed rules catch people out, so the Violation Avoidance System stands watch on airliners like this one: it arms itself roughly 2,000 ft above the 250-knot band and, with the autopilot engaged, either clamps the speed target to 250 knots — remembering what you had dialed — or manages energy by idling the throttle and adjusting the descent until the limit holds. The TCAS scope, the spoken callouts and every V-speed are simulator aids and estimates, never certified avionics, and the protection is an assist rather than a promise.
What simmers ask about flying the XWB from a phone.
It is an iPhone app that becomes a wireless sidestick for the Airbus A350-900 running in Infinite Flight on another device. SkyYoke connects over your local Wi-Fi, sends pitch and roll from motion tilt or an on-screen joystick pad, and adds an Airbus-gated thrust lever, rudder bar and autopilot panel — no physical hardware, just two devices on the same network.
Because the real A350-900 is flown with a compact sidestick rather than a yoke, small wrist inputs are exactly how its pilots command it. A phone held in your hand reproduces that input style naturally: tilt for pitch and roll, with per-axis sensitivity, dead zone, expo, trim and smoothing so the widebody answers with the smooth, measured response the type is known for.
When you load an Airbus type such as the A350-900, SkyYoke's throttle automatically becomes a gated quadrant: REV FULL, REV, IDLE, CLIMB, FLX·MCT and TOGA, with a haptic tick at every gate crossing. You can push to a takeoff detent by feel and pull back to CLIMB at acceleration height, just as the procedure flows on the real flight deck.
While you fly, SkyYoke shows live IAS, altitude, heading and vertical-speed chips plus Airbus-style PFD speed and altitude tapes with cyan selected-value bugs. A TCAS-style traffic scope paints Infinite Flight's live multiplayer traffic, spoken V1, Rotate and V2 callouts can be armed from the Performance screen, and a Violation Avoidance System helps protect against overspeed violations. All of these are simulator aids and estimates, not certified avionics.
No. SkyYoke needs nothing beyond an iPhone on iOS 17.2 or later and the device running Infinite Flight, both on the same Wi-Fi network. It is an independent, unofficial app built on Infinite Flight's public Connect API and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Infinite Flight LLC or Airbus.
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