The B10 Classic is the FLEX version of our award winning Pilot Flight Bag.

The B10 is 13.5” x 10.5” x 8”. (And remember, it is a soft bag so it can expand slightly in every direction.)

The B10 Classic is the FLEX version of our award winning Brightline Bags Pilot Flight Bag.  The B10 Classic is the same small, efficient, superior flight bag it was before, it is now just turbo charged with the FLEX System.  Perfect for VFR to light IFR, the B10 satisfies most pilots needs.  Before, if one needed more storage with the BrightLine Bag, you were out of luck.  With the FLEX System B10, you can now add 3 different Center Sections affording you the ability to choose how much storage you need.  And, with the Center Section, you have more outside pocket choices, giving you even greater flexibility. 

Storage on the B10 is accomplished in a number of ways.  On the Front Bag, you have the nine pockets on the front, followed by the main storage area.  These front pockets hold your mobile phone, keys, wallet, fuel tester, flashlight, Multi-Tool, Biz cards, and a camera or electronic E6B.  The main storage area comes with a divider shelf as well, and holds headsets or a GPS.  On top of the bag is a pocket for sunglasses.  There are two FLEX Mount Pocket stations on both sides of the Front Bag.

Finally, on the rear bag, you have six pockets in which to store your items.  The main storage area for charts, kneeboard, documents, a 13” laptop.  Two interior small pockets for eyeglasses, markers, batteries.  The main outside pocket with flap for your iPad, today's charts, documents.  The zippered slip pocket for manuals.  And finally, the flat half pipe slip pocket for your checklist or boarding pass.

Besides aviation, the B10 is great for traveling and business.  It easily holds a 13” laptop and can hold cords, drives, documents, folders, and clipboards, while also carrying your personal items.  And like the B6 Convey, it is fantastic for travel.  Load it up with your 13” laptop, your iPad, snacks, pillow, dvd’s, magazines, etc.  And, if it’s a little snug for underneath the seat in front, zip off a module and put it in the overhead bin.  Problem solved.