From the early days of aviation when Charles Lindbergh first flew across the North Atlantic, pilots have been looking for ways to secure a notepad and some charts somewhere in the cockpit. What evolved was the “kneeboard” and as technology has advanced, so have kneeboard feature sets. Here are some things to consider.
Three Things to Consider When Buying a Kneeboard
Key Takeaways:
- Kneeboards have evolved to secure both traditional notepads/charts and modern EFBs like the iPad Mini, preventing them from becoming hazards in the cockpit.
- Specialized kneeboards offer features such as three-ring designs for organizing and easily viewing paper IFR approach charts.
- Versatile, multi-function kneeboards are available with reversible designs, catering to both helicopter and fixed-wing pilots by seamlessly integrating EFB holders with paper chart capabilities.
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