FlyBoyAndy
New member
I went flying last week and my father (who is a long time pilot) asked me what I had in my flight bag because he doesn't carry one and sees me lugging it with me when I go flying. I think that is mostly because he leaves his "stuff" in his plane.
I didn't really answer him because the only items that I regularly use were my headset, knee board and log book with medical and pilot certificate and it's a good size bag. When I arrived home, I decided to look at what I did have in there. I had some very old charts, plotter, manual e6b, old FAR/AIM, old directory and some old flight plans. Most of this stuff has been in there for years because I have had this bag for many years and used during flight training.
Now that I am flying more than in the past, I'd like to replenish the necessary pilot material, so I thought I'd ask what you carry in your flight bag.
I didn't really answer him because the only items that I regularly use were my headset, knee board and log book with medical and pilot certificate and it's a good size bag. When I arrived home, I decided to look at what I did have in there. I had some very old charts, plotter, manual e6b, old FAR/AIM, old directory and some old flight plans. Most of this stuff has been in there for years because I have had this bag for many years and used during flight training.
Now that I am flying more than in the past, I'd like to replenish the necessary pilot material, so I thought I'd ask what you carry in your flight bag.
