Ifr Flight Organizer Cessna Pilot Center Notebook Planner Flywrite Checkmate Pad on 2040-parts.com
Wichita, Kansas, US
ONLY SHIPS TO USA ADDRESSES.
Up for bid is are two used IFR Flight Organizer three ring notebooks by Cessna (they each measure 7" X 9"). Also included are two used IFR Flight Planner paper pads and one used FLYWRITE notepad. I do not know how much paper is missing. A laminated Metar Weather Report Format reference card. What you see is what you get. You will get the three note pads, the two notebooks and the weather card seen in the first photo. The remainder of the photos are close ups of the same items.
This lot is sold as is.
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