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Aircraft supplies at a glance

Product Category What it does
Wash Wax ALL Waterless Kit Cleaning and polishing No-rinse wash and wax with a telescoping pole for high surfaces
Prist Windshield Cleaner Cleaning and polishing Plexiglass-safe cleaner for acrylic windshields and windows
Clear View Plastic Polish Cleaning and polishing Removes light scratches and hazing from plexiglass
DuPont Sontara Wipes Cleaning and polishing Lint-free aerospace-grade wipes for cleaning tasks
The Claw Tie-Down Anchors Tie-downs High-strength anchors that hold in soil and unpaved ramps
Sheepskin Seat Covers Seats and cushions Genuine sheepskin covers for warm-weather and cold-weather comfort
Pilot Seat Cushion Set Seats and cushions Fire-resistant bottom and back cushions for support and visibility
CamGuard Oil Additive Engine care Corrosion protection for engines that sit between flights
Flight Fresh Deodorant Disc Cockpit comfort Eliminates cockpit odor with a fresh-breeze scent
B-Kool Portable Air Conditioner Cockpit comfort Portable cooling for hot-weather ground and taxi operations
Stratus Power Max USB-C Charger Cockpit power 60W dual USB-C charging for tablets and devices
RAM Yoke Clamp Base Mounts Yoke-mounted ball base for tablet and phone cradles

This table is a representative sample of the collection. RAM offers many additional mounts, which live alongside the rest of the EFB hardware in iPad and tablet accessories.

Why buy from Pilot Mall

  • Aviation only: we sell pilot and aircraft owner gear and nothing else, so our team knows what is safe to use on your airplane.
  • One-stop hub: cleaning, tie-downs, cushions, engine care, comfort, power, and mounts in a single collection.
  • Trusted for 25-plus years: thousands of owners rely on Pilot Mall for the supplies that keep their aircraft flying.
  • Free U.S. shipping over $100: most aircraft supply orders qualify.
  • Expert guidance: talk to people who fly before you buy.

Frequently Asked Questions

What supplies does an aircraft owner need?

A practical starter kit includes a tie-down system, a plexiglass-safe windshield cleaner and soft cloths, an oil additive for corrosion protection, and a carbon monoxide detector. From there, owners add a wash and wax kit, seat cushions, cockpit power and cooling, and a tablet mount as budget and missions allow.

How often should you clean your aircraft?

Clean the exterior windshield and leading edges after most flights to remove bugs and grime, and give the airframe a full wash and wax every few months. Aircraft stored outside need cleaning more often than hangared ones, since UV and weather accelerate wear on paint and acrylic.

What is the best way to clean an aircraft windshield?

Flush the surface with water first to float off grit, then use a plexiglass-safe cleaner and a clean, soft cloth. Wipe in straight back-and-forth strokes that follow the airflow, never in circles, to avoid a glare-causing halo. Polish out any light scratches with an acrylic-safe product.

What should you not use to clean a plexiglass windshield?

Avoid ammonia-based household glass cleaners such as Windex, along with paper towels and dry rags. Ammonia causes crazing, the network of fine cracks that clouds acrylic, and dry or abrasive cloths leave scratches. Use only cleaners labeled safe for aircraft plexiglass and a soft, clean cloth.

Do you need to tie down an aircraft after every flight?

Yes. Securing the aircraft after every flight protects it from sudden winds and storms that can move or flip a parked airplane. Use anchors rated for the surface, point the nose into the prevailing wind for long stops, and inspect ropes and straps for wear before relying on them.

Are aircraft covers worth it?

For airplanes parked outside, covers are usually worth it. They shield paint and interiors from UV fading, block rain and dust, and reduce how often you need to clean the aircraft. They also help keep cockpits cooler and protect windshields and seals from sun damage over time.