Checkmate FlyWrite Cockpit Writing Pad

I had just started taking flying lessons when I bought this pad. It is perfect to copy down the weather and clearance, and scribble notes while flying. It fits very well in my kneeboard case by just sliding the cardboard back into the middle section where the metal kneeboard slides in.I fly in the DFW area, so talking with ATC is a must and it’s nice to be able to quickly jot down their instructions. I’d definitely recommend this for any pilot who isn’t using an iPad for their EFB, student or pro alike. Or just to have as a paper backup would be handy as well.

Awesome design that follows the flow of ATC clearance. Covers all the important information for flight prep. Designed for sim use but I use them irl too. Much more organized than a legal pad.

As a student pilot, cockpit management can be a little overwhelming when getting started. These pads help keep me organized. I fill out my plane, v speeds, and airport information before I leave to go fly. Once I get the radios set up in the plane, I jot down the ATIS, destination, cruise altitude, and expected runway/taxiways. I can make a quick note if the tower gives me left or right pattern, when it's busy it can switch after each touch and go. Taxi/ramp info after I land. And the biggest bonus, I do my own post flight debrief right in the notes box which proves handy when reviewing past flights. I also have an iPad Mini and Foreflight, but OMG, I just can't write on the scratchpad, at least not that I can read afterwards.

Just wish they gave a little more blank space for the clip board to grab on to from the top

Checkmate FlyWrite Cockpit Writing Pad. The writing pad had all the areas to help organize information as it is received from ATC. It is small enough to fit on a knee board with plenty of room to make notes if needed.

Organizes weather information and clearances

I am a student pilot and have been using these my last couple of flights. Great to have on a kneeboard for quick note-taking and ASOS/AWOS information when transitioning between airports.

I just started my instrument training, coms like with many people are not my strength. I like the formatting, and the large notes section. Fits well on my Kneeboard.