THE IFR FLIGHT NOTEPAD

If you're looking for a very well built compact flight bag then this is an excellent option. The bag has many different compartments for all the different items a pilot may carry to fly an airplane. You could also use this for any other purpose you can think of. Overall I'm very impressed with the quality of this Flight Bag.

For the past 3 years I've been using a more generic type backpack - it worked fine, but keeping my headset in the manufacturers case consumed a lot of space. This bag fits everything I need, plus some. The headset pouch is padded and soft, but I think the best part of that area is that there's a place to put the ANR module and cord and then a separate mesh pouch in there that holds my spare battery pack too. Listing out just about everything that's in there, and easily accessible: headset, extra battery module, Stratux (and mount), barf bags, TravelJohn, fuel strainer, fuel level gauge, personal locator beacon (PLB), handheld radio, foggles, spare sunglasses, knife, insta360, gopro, luggage scale, passenger briefing cards & brochures for my business, headlamp for night flying, kneeboard, pens, spare batteries, usb cables, and cigarette lighter plug... it holds everything. One thing I wish I could add would be a specific pocket for the foggles or sunglasses that was hard sided and protective for them.

Absolutely love this flight bag. It’s made of quality materials, great zippers, compact yet spacious — fits a new iPad Pro 13” M4 with Magic keyboard + headphones (compartment is fleece lined but little side impact protection so I leave keep the headset in the case) without adding too much bulk.I’d prefer an even thinner version than this flight bag, but this does the job. Overall great flight bag.

Aesthetics: This flight bag does incredibly well with style as it has a beautiful hexagonal detailing on the material along with other details such as metal clips, and white outlines on parts of it.Practicality: This bag contains 3 interior storage areas with many outside compartments as well. It includes multiple metal clips to attach an included shoulder straps. It has more than enough room for a mini iPad during a test I did and had an included hole for headphones in the bag. Overall this is very well done, and stayed focused on its purpose which is built for pilots who are flying.Overall I am very happy with this bag with its practicality and well thought out design.

Extra space and very fashion and very useful, great quality and material, great workmanship and so many stuff can put in and very useful and lovely bag.

I've had a lot of various E6B computers over the last 20 years of flying. ASA, Cessna, Gleim, you name it. This one is by far the heaviest duty plastic one that I've handled. The wind correction board and computer both are so solid that I know this won't get mangled in my flight bag. I also like the rotating degree piece on the plotter, solid construction throughout.One callout is the wind correction board. On one side you have slower speeds, 30-260 kts. The other side has 150 to 650 kts. This is sort of neat although I'm not flying anything that needs that higher scale. On other E6Bs the backside of the wind correction board usually has training data or other information like crosswind component calculators.Not sure yet what I think about the GREY flight computer. In good lighting indoors or outdoors, no problem. But try to look at it in a dim plane, with just a redlight or two, and it's much more difficult to read. I would not want to reach for this in my flight bag at night.The quality of this is top notch. It comes in a nice box (good for gifting!) and each piece is in a very heavy duty vinyl protective envelope. The accompanying book is thorough, has good pictures, and was written by a team that knows how to write in English. I really like everything about this. The grey even looks really sharp, it just isn't as easy to read at night.

This flight computer is impressive! Rotating azimuth plotter has nautical miles and statue miles. It does take a alittle bit to learn but it's a tool that is priceless to know. Used one like this when I was with the army blackhawk unit and this is just ad accurate as those.

This is a great E6B flight computer and plotter ideal for any pilot. Both are made of durable plastic making it lightweight which allows a slight flex, unlike the ridged metal E6B. The computer is easy to read and use for flight calculations. The instruction manual is well-written and easy to understand and follow.The product is ideal for the student pilot and professional. Highly recommended 👌

From packaging to product, the EntireFlight E6B flight computer, plotter, and instructional book are fantastic! The examples in the book are relevant to real flying, and easy enough to talk through with an 8-year-old Young Eagle, even with no aviation experience. Calculations are easy on the smooth movement of the E6B. The plotter is easier to use than folding a paper sectional chart! Everything is functional and beautiful, while being a great value.
This package is an excellent gift for any aviator or enthusiast, from Student to Pilot.

I began flying lessons a while back but had to slow down due to cost and life. I hope to get back at it soon and was thrilled to pick this up. Both the computer and plotter seem to be quality. The booklet is thorough. All came in a sturdy box with little plastic sleeves that will be great for storing. I am very excited to put they to use.

This E6B flight Computer and Plotter is great for student pilots learning to start aviation, I took my Private Pilot writen test today and was allowed to bring in the plotter, the E6B is also allowed but I suggest you get an electronic one, as they are much easier to useThe quality is plastic which is alot better than the paper ones, and the Plotter has a rotating heading thing, which make it easier compared to my standard one, as I do not need to line it up with a line of longitude to find the true coarse heading

Very easy to install and the instructional video was very helpful when it came to the fine details of the placement of the decals.

You get A LOT of these! Three fat pads of identical pages (see the pic). That said, these are well organized and efficient IFR briefing and in flight pads. Departure and arrival airport info is well placed and organized. Frequencies have their own box. There is a designated area for taxi instructions (for both departure and arrival fields), CRAFT is superbly templated and organized, and there is ample blank space for in flight notes and scribbles (I.e., when things are a bit bouncy and we can’t get the next freq written on that tiny little line). I made something like this for myself awhile back using PowerPoint, but this product exceeds my home made template. Excellent aid for IFR flying.

The price seems a little steep considering it's a 3-pack of notepads, but as every pilot can attest anything designed for aviation seems to have an inflated price-tag.These little pads fit just right in my Flyboys brand kneeboard and have room for pretty much any info you'd want for a VFR flight. Previously I'd cobbled together some stapled together printed sheets with the info I typically want during a flight, but these tablets have room for the same info and look so much nicer.Are they a "necessary item"? Absolutely not, but in my opinion the convenience makes them worth the price.

Great physical option if you are old fashion and like pen to paper like me. Also great to have as a back up in the plane in case your tablet battery dies or if you just like using a pad and paper. Has all the inputs you need, easy to read and a good size, fits in my flight bag perfect. Check out my photos for a closer look and measurements and I hope this helped.