Asa Flight Bag Headset Kneeboard E6b Hood Fuel Stick Sump Flashlight Plotter on 2040-parts.com
Sanford, Florida, United States
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Hi there, I'm a pilot that just about to finish my flight training in Florida, the United States. There are my ASA flight stuff, including a flight bag, bearly used a headset a headset bag a kneeboard a hood (for Instrument stage) a E6B a plotter a flash light a fuel stick for C-172 and a fuel sump I also have some checklists for my Flight Academy,if u need them, I can give them to you for free. They are all in perfect condition.. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask me. |
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