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Flight Outfitters Slimline kneeboards

By General Aviation News Staff · May 5, 2020 ·

Flight Outfitters has introduced Slimline Kneeboards, which feature a slimmer design.

The two new Slimline Kneeboards are similar in design to the original Flight Outfitters iPad Kneeboards, but without the side zipper case.

“The latest models offer a compact design for cockpits where space is at a premium,” company officials said.

These kneeboards provide a sturdy mounting bracket for an iPad and use expandable loops to hold the corners of the iPad to the bracket. This allows pilots to keep their iPad in a case instead of removing it for every flight, company officials noted.

The bracket rotates for both portrait and landscape orientation, and the design is reversible for use on either leg. A heavy-duty elastic leg strap holds the kneeboard in place, while two mesh pockets on the side of the kneeboard provide storage for cleaning cloths, charging cables, and other accessories.

The Flight Outfitters Slimline Kneeboards include a drawstring bag for storage and are offered in two sizes — small and large. The small Slimline is compatible with all iPad Mini editions. The large Slimline is compatible with all iPad, iPad Air, and iPad Pro editions, 11” and smaller.

Each is priced at $49.95.

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