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So Versatile It Works

I extensively tested the Brightline Bags second-generation FLEX System for a couple months. Bottom line: I bought one. So did my wife.Most standard bags start with a few specific compartments for a headset, GPS or such, and have a large center section for everything else. And, thats the problem; everything else gets dumped in that main compartment. Finding what you need can be a challenge.

I extensively tested the Brightline Bags second-generation FLEX System for a couple months. Bottom line: I bought one. So did my wife.

Frank Bowlin

Frank Bowlin, CFI/CFII/MEI, ATP is the editor of IFR Magazine and has contributed to Aviation Consumer and Aviation Safety. Active since VORs were new, he's flown more than 40 types, ranging from B-something airliners down to J-something taildraggers. Today, he mostly flies his Cessna 340A over 100 hours a year for both business and pleasure.