Lift Flight Bag

Very nice flight bag for GA pilots. Holds my David Clark headphones in a nicely padded pocket with room for a drink and snacks. Organizer pocket on the other side for charts, phone, and other miscellaneous stuff. I like the outside pocket for my flashlight. Well made too. I like it.

The Lift Headset Bag by Flight Outfitters is one of the best pilot bags I have seen for any recreational pilot. It is well built, durable and looks amazing. The interior of this bag is bright orange, which makes it incredibly easy to find anything that you might be looking for in your bag. There are two sizable interior pockets that allow for anything that you might need to bring. One of the interior pockets has multiple stretch mesh pockets, zipper compartment, key ring holder and a large felt separator. The other side is plenty big enough to hold virtually any set of headsets that a pilot may own and is felt lined to protect your investment. This bag also includes a center pocket on the top of the bag that is felt lined for any of your electronics. I personally use this for my iPad and I feel that it is well protected on the way to my plane. If you are looking for a high quality bag that will last you for the foreseeable future that is not overly bulky, I would highly recommend the Lift Headset Bag.

This flight bag is the perfect size for what I need. The larger pocket houses my primary and backup pair of David Clark headsets, although the fit is tight with both inside. I also use that same compartment to carry one headset and both of my GoPro cameras. The other two zipper pockets have convenient storage and compartmentalization. I use the drawstring side pocket for bottled water. The bag feels very comfortable to carry and stows away nicely. One small note--a full size plotter is too tall to fit inside if you want to zip the bag all the way. My kneeboard fits in the center compartment along with a chart with extra room to spare. I do not use an iPad in flight (*gasp*, yes I know--get with the times!), so I cannot comment on that. Highly recommend this bag. It is durable and offers very accessible storage for no-fumble handling during flight.

For years I used an original Brightline bag and it was great because it held everything and more. When I recently became a CFI and started instructing, I switched to using a free AOPA bag because the Brightline was too big. The AOPA bag holds just the right amount of stuff but it has no padding. This Lift bag is pretty good. It has tons of padding so it will protect your expensive headset in the front compartment. The back compartment is great for loose things like keys, logbook, e6b, portable radio with the antenna removed, ect. The only thing I would change is the middle pocket. I wish it was 1" wider. When I put my sectional chart, knee board, ipad mini, and POH in there, it's a tight fit.Also, the drink holder is great but the two small pockets on the other side aren't so useful. They have an elastic strap to hold in your fuel strainer or flashlight. I don't trust it. I think it should have had a velcro flap to keep the items from falling out. Also I wish they were a little wider so I could put my portable radio in it. (I know you could put the radio on the other side, but I like to keep a bottle of water in there). Also I wish this bag had an external pen pocket which it does not.Over all it's a good bag. Not too big and not too small. If it was just a little cheaper and had some slight design differences, I'd give it 5 stars.

I bought this bag after my original flight bag had multiple zippers break and overall fell apart. I ordered this one shortly after and now have multiple flights with it and can say I am very happy with it. The quality is much better than my old one and feels much more solid. I’m able to fit my iPad, kneeboard, headset and anything else I need in it and it doesn’t feel like it’s going to burst. The zippers are high quality and so is the material of the bag, the handle also has a metal cable inside with metal rivets holding it to the bag. Overall I really like the bag and highly recommend it!

I got the flight outfitters lift flight bag for my brother, who’s a pilot, and he absolutely loved it! He mentioned he’d been eyeing this bag for a while, and it turned out to be just what he needed for his headset and other flying essentials. The quality justifies the price, and I believe it’s a good fit for any pilot. Highly recommend!

This is an incredible step from a massive and sluggish backpack to a trim and stylish/all-in-one package. You can carry everything you need and there's no excess anything. You'd think you would have to get creative with your gadgets with how small the bag is but you really don't need to. There's a place for everything. Right now, I've got a spare travel battery pack, my kneeboard, a full-size iPad, a headset, spare batteries, some pens, my keys, my logbook, my glasses, my wallet, a spare sectional, with room to spare for a second headset (it will be snug but it will fit), a stratus, some snacks and a hand held radio if I ever feel it necessary to own one. I understand this is more expensive than your standard ASA flight bag but trust me; it is worth every penny. The quality alone garnishes a price like this. Just be a better pilot, finish your rating an hour earlier so you can have the money to buy this bag.

Great bag, good price. Bose A20 is well protected, also carry an ipad mini with griffin cover on outside pocket (fits like a glove), kneepad, sunglasses, plus many other smaller things. Overall could not be happier to find this as a replacement for a much more expensive brightline bag. Hope it lasts as long. Things I don’t like: 1) no sepparate sunglass compartment. 2) those netted elastic pockets on the side are too big for pens and too small for anything else. 3) more color options perhaps, since now everyone bought one in my school, and they are literally everywhere, making it easy to mix up the bags.