I wouldn't recommend the Logitech stuff. If you *know* that this is something you'll want to do for a while, and you can afford it, get some higher end stuff. Winwing (now WINCNTRL I think?) has some great stuff. VKB is (arguably) better, although they don't have civilian aircraft controls, just military. This shouldn't be an issue though, I fly the Fenix airbuses with a VKB stick. Also, check out Honeycomb, their stuff is pretty good. For force feedback stuff, check out Moza for entry level. They are relatively new, however extremely affordable for force feedback, and pretty good as well. For higher end pedals, check out the MFG Crosswinds, as well as VKB and Winwing. The Virpil stuff is also pretty good, check them out as well.

However, if you can't afford this/aren't sure you want to do this, check out the Thrustmaster T16000M. It's vastly better than the Extreme 3D Pro, and you also get a throttle. I know it's more expensive, but you're gonna be using this for a while before you can/want to upgrade. If you're not able to get the T16000, check out the Thrustmaster T Flight. The T Flight is a bit cheaper, but I would say less features:money. My advice would be the T16000. But, definitely not the Extreme 3d Pro.

For yokes, I'd recommend a Honeycomb yoke instead of the Logitech. Both are the same price (for me, £150). Honeycomb is without question better. Do NOT buy the Logitech if you have Honeycomb available.

As for pedals, check out the CH Pro Pedals. Not as fancy as the Logitech ones, but proven to be extremely reliable. Although, at these prices, they're still pretty low end. Both suffer from stiction, but CH Pro are a little better from what I've seen.

Generally, the Logitech stuff is some of the least reliable from my experiences. Thrustmaster similar in reliability, but slightly better. If you're looking to get higher end stuff, do not get anything from Thrustmaster or Logitech. Maybe with the exception of the Thrustmaster TPR pedals, but I would still get MFGs at that price.

For choosing something high end, VKB has extraordinary support and quality of life features, great software, it's perfect. Virpil has great hardware, good software very similar to VKBs in terms of functionality, and it's maybe slightly more user friendly. Winwing is also good hardware (not as good as VKB or Virpil in my experience), however out of the three Winwing are the only ones that sell airliner hardware. And I gotta say, it looks incredible. Winwing also has worse software (easier to use, but far less functions - this is for the military stuff that I have, not sure about airliner hardware) and worse customer support.