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ASA introduces new version of AirClassics Flight Bag

By General Aviation News Staff · October 4, 2024 ·

Aviation Supplies & Academics (ASA) has introduced a new version of the ASA AirClassics Flight Bag.

Made of water-repellent 600D polyester, the Flight Bag has connectable handles, a non-slip detachable carry strap, and reinforcing straps that go around the bag for extra strength, according to ASA officials.

The new version features larger end pockets, lanyard, and inside color.

The central pocket at the heart of the Flight Bag has adjustable dividers that allow for customized configurations, both lengthwise and crosswise, depending on your specific needs, company officials said.

Zippered pockets on both ends of the bag are now larger and made for most aviation headsets. They can also be used to carry other items like a tablet, book, or a small binder.

The zippered compartment on the front of the bag includes pockets for a flashlight and fuel tester, a smaller zippered ID pocket for your certificate, a lanyard for keys, and a large mesh pocket to keep loose items contained. On the back of the bag is an open pocket that doubles as a sleeve to slip over a roller bag for transport, ASA officials added.

The bag, which measures 21″ wide x 11″ tall x 11″ deep, is priced at $89.95.

For more information: ASA2Fly.com

 

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  1. Brian says

    October 7, 2024 at 7:54 pm

    Geez. Give me a break. $90 for this bag?

    Yet another reason to sell my bird and leave GA.

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