ASA Tri-Fold Pilot VFR Kneeboard Organizer

The ASA Tri-Fold Kneeboard transforms your cockpit into an organized command center, providing pilots with a comprehensive flight desk organizer that keeps essential Visual Flight Rules materials within immediate reach.

This pilot VFR kneeboard features three specialized panels that create maximum storage space while maintaining the compact profile needed in tight cockpit environments.

Comprehensive Organization for Every Pilot

Whether you're wondering what's the best kneeboard for student pilots or seeking a professional cockpit organization tool for complex operations, this aviation tri-fold organizer delivers purpose-built solutions for every flight phase. The left panel accommodates flight computers, airport directories, and miscellaneous flight planning accessories. The center panel features a transparent writing surface with an integrated pen holder for flight plans and weight & balance documents. The right panel's clear pocket holds sectional charts without folding, addressing the common pilot concern of how to organize flight documents in small cockpit spaces. The adjustable elastic leg strap with Velcro closure ensures comfortable wear on any leg size, from startup to shutdown.

Durable Design and Pilot-Centric Features

Constructed from durable black 900D polyester with the embroidered ASA wings logo, this flight deck kneeboard measures 6.5" x 9.5" and includes printed VFR reference materials directly on the surface. Student pilots benefit from the structured organization system that simplifies cockpit management during training, while experienced aviators appreciate the efficient layout that enhances situational awareness. The innovative buttonhole design allows panels to fold back while remaining securely attached, providing adaptability for different flight conditions and aircraft configurations.

Streamline your cockpit and fly safer with the ASA Tri-Fold Kneeboard, keeping VFR essentials organized and instantly accessible. Upgrade your in-flight command center today!