Pilot Tri-fold Kneeboard Made Of Black Nylon - Free Shipping! on 2040-parts.com
San Marcos, California, United States
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Hardly been used and in excellent condition, ready to go flying.
This elongated kneeboard accommodates all aeronautical charts without additional folding. For the pilot looking for a flight "briefcase," the kneeboard fits snugly into a three-panel jacket. The left panel has ample room forsmall books, papers and oddly-shaped items. The center panel holds the kneeboard under clear plastic with a pen/pencil holder and buttonholes on either side allowing a pilot to fold back one or both panels with the leg band. The right panel contains a clear pocket for easy map viewing, and the elastic leg band's Velcro closures fit any leg size comfortably. Made of black nylon |
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