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The Aviator 1 is a third-party flight stick released by QuickShot. It is one of QuickShot's "multi-controller" peripherals, and so is compatible not only with a range of home computers of the era, but for the Sega Master System as well. A three button Sega Mega Drive version exists as the Aviator 3.
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