Advance COCKPIT CARRY

• Large instrument panel with hook-and-loop fastener attachment for instruments
• Stowable neoprene protection cover
• Roomy, divided main pocket (2/3 - 1/3), with good access secured by magnet clip
• Inside zip pocket for keys, cash, etc
• Extra pocket for power bank battery with cable exit
• Hangs on the main carabiners, easy to attach with buckles
• Weight approx. 440g

Dimensions

• Instrument panel: max W 300 x D 130 mm
• Hook and loop: max W 290 x D 135 mm
• Storage pocket: max W 280 x D 100 x H 190 mm

Flybubble review

"The Advance COCKPIT CARRY flight deck offers a blend of functionality and convenience, but not without a touch of controversy. First off, the flight deck boasts ample space for your instruments and essentials, with a magnetic lift top adding a handy touch. However, the controversy stems from the use of magnets, particularly for pilots relying on traditional magnetic compasses. While the magnets may interfere with compass readings, they pose no issue for modern instruments, which are typically immune to magnetic interference.

Inside, the flight deck is segmented into three sections, providing organized storage for snacks, camera equipment, and other necessities. The inclusion of a zippered pocket adds extra security for valuable items, ensuring peace of mind during flight.

The build quality of the Advance flight deck is top-notch, reflecting the brand's commitment to durability and reliability. However, one minor gripe is the absence of a clip or loop on the back for attaching to the waist strap of the harness. This feature, common in other flight decks, helps maintain the optimal angle for viewing instruments during flight.

Despite this oversight, the Advance flight deck remains a popular choice among pilots, thanks to its thoughtful design and robust construction. While the controversy surrounding magnets may give some pause, modern instrument technology mitigates any potential issues, making it a practical solution for cockpit organization and instrument display."

- Nancy Elliott & Carlo Borsattino, Flybubble