Honeycomb Aeronautical has unveiled its next major hardware product: the Echo Aviation Controller, a compact all-in-one device designed to merge the key functions of the company’s well-known Alpha, Bravo, and Charlie units into a single platform. The announcement was accompanied by an official reveal trailer :

According to Honeycomb, Echo is developed for simmers seeking a more portable, streamlined, and modern control solution without sacrificing precision. The device integrates core flight controls and essential inputs in a smaller form factor, aiming to support a wide range of virtual aircraft and workflows.

The company states that Echo will launch in December 2025 for PC and Mac, with console versions planned for 2026. Full technical specifications, feature breakdowns, and hands-on previews are expected to follow in the coming months as the product approaches release.

For now, the trailer offers the first look at Honeycomb’s next evolution in flight-simulation hardware, continuing the naming lineage familiar to the community: Alpha, Bravo, Charlie… and now Echo.