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05-27-2017, 10:26 AM

#5761

Day4mx

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Quote:

Originally Posted by SideFlare

It's super basic, dude. Think CFII type questions... As for logbooks, print out your ForeFlight, put it in a nice binder, and you'll be good (So, yes... print it. You can buy nice binders and green paper at places like logbooksolutions.com, et al. One such company is even owned by the family of an AWAC employee, and they do great stuff). You may want to bring your originals in case they ask, but the digital format is wholly acceptable these days. Best of luck.

He does good work. Good guy. If you're gonna print and bind your ebook. He's the way to go. Pm me if you want his contact info.

05-27-2017, 02:44 PM

#5762

WhistlePig

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FedEx Kinkos can print and bind for ya easy.

05-27-2017, 04:23 PM

#5763

FlyPKP

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Quote:

Originally Posted by RVdriver

Also, as far as producing log books for review. I keep all mine electronically on foreflight. Is that gonna work or do I need to some how get everything in hard copy and in a book the old fashioned way...?

Bring originals.

05-30-2017, 03:37 AM

#5764

walleye

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Joined APC: Nov 2016

Position: CFI

Posts: 17

Luggage Works

I'm buying a new luggage works carry-on bag. What do you guys recommend?

A) Luggage Works-Stealth Aviator
B) Luggage Works-Computer Front Stealth 22
C) Luggage Works-Stealth Suiter 22
D) Something else

Is the 22 big enough or should I go for the 26 inch?

Thanks.

05-30-2017, 03:58 AM

#5765

WhiskeyDelta

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Quote:

Originally Posted by walleye

The 22 plastic version is equal to or even better than the 22 metal one. The plastic erosion holds up just as well and it's 5 pounds lighter. That weight savings is definitely noticeable.

05-30-2017, 04:00 AM

#5766

WisJudge

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Quote:

Originally Posted by walleye

22" has been fine for me. Have lived out of it for 3 weeks at a time at a previous job. I have the cooler bag as well, not sure of the model. It's large enough for a lot of food, my large Apple lap top, and flight gear, and a Light Speed headset. That's all the luggage I carry.

I got the metal frame. Starting to see some bend after 14 months, although not much. It's heavy. I'd go with the plastic frame if I had it to do over.

05-30-2017, 05:31 AM

#5767

el jefe

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IMHO the 26" is overkill unless you're tall or wide and have big clothes. Remember that if you stuff the side pockets too full it becomes hard to close the overhead bin.