FedEx Backpacks
#1
FedEx Backpacks
Ok folks....
I am about finished with my servitude in the 777 training (Pro Instructor) and time to "explore" the world again...
So, I see a lot of FedEx aviators use backpacks. Any recommendations?
Whale
I am about finished with my servitude in the 777 training (Pro Instructor) and time to "explore" the world again...
So, I see a lot of FedEx aviators use backpacks. Any recommendations?
Whale
#2
There was a thread on this awhile ago.
Here is what I use. Slightly more professional than the backpack, can keep laptop in the bag through TSA screening. Actually have to spend some money though, which is hard for a pilot.
Timbuk2 Commute 2.0 Laptop Messenger - Medium - eBags.com
Here is what I use. Slightly more professional than the backpack, can keep laptop in the bag through TSA screening. Actually have to spend some money though, which is hard for a pilot.
Timbuk2 Commute 2.0 Laptop Messenger - Medium - eBags.com
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I'm not a FedEx guy but this is an awesome travel backpack.
CamelBak® - Urban Assault
You can take the hydration pack out if you don't want it. I like it in case I do some exploring and want to take along clean water.
UA
CamelBak® - Urban Assault
You can take the hydration pack out if you don't want it. I like it in case I do some exploring and want to take along clean water.
UA
#8
Welcome back Whale!
Glad to see you'll be hitting the line soon. Rumors of a bid in March?
If you get a backpack, make sure you at all times have both shoulder straps ON when wearing it around the AOC and airports around the globe . Seriously though, I would second USMFX's recommendation of a laptop messenger bag for a more professional look, although that Camelbak backpack above seems like a good option...
See you on the line bud.
Glad to see you'll be hitting the line soon. Rumors of a bid in March?
If you get a backpack, make sure you at all times have both shoulder straps ON when wearing it around the AOC and airports around the globe . Seriously though, I would second USMFX's recommendation of a laptop messenger bag for a more professional look, although that Camelbak backpack above seems like a good option...
See you on the line bud.
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