Brightline Flightbag B7

[dane]

Morning Gents,

I ran a google search the other day looking for a flight bag. I then came across the Brightline website and became curious.

Does anybody have any opinion on the durability and functionality of the bag? I have looked at Tumi bags before, but they are ridiculously expensive. I do like the material that the Tumi is made of and thought that the Brightlines material may be the same.

Thanks,

dane

 

[Uncle Bunkle]

I'd check with SWABubba on this. He is notorious for carrying hot dogs in his bag on a 4-day trip to Lubbock, El Paso, and Amarillo, and the hot dog juice doesn't ever spill out onto the floor (just a little mustard on his tie).

 

[B6Driver]

Check out the
Contrailbags.com brand bags, very nice and very well made.
Even offers a discount to crew.

 

[DUBLINFLYER]

SWA has had EFB for a long time now no flight bags except cooler bags for food

 

[FurloughedAgain]

Which Contrail bag do you recommend?

 

[Freebrd]

SWA has had EFB for a long time now no flight bags except cooler bags for food

SWA Booba still carries a flight bag though to carry the previously mentioned hot dogs around West Texas. Heard he has some Playgirl mags in there too.

 

[get2flyin]

The Brightline bag is outstanding. It's well made and I've packed up full of crap for a few years without issue. The multi colored zipper pulls are a little goofy, but rest of the bag more than makes up for that.

 

[dane]

Thanks for the input.

Sounds like Brightline is ok option, I am however going to look into the Contrail.

Rgds,

dane

 

[B6Driver]

Which Contrail bag do you recommend?

I bought the FL350 and really
like it. The FL370 is a bit larger and might be better if you carry a bunch of crap around with you all the time. I'm good with the FL350 myself.

 

[FurloughedAgain]

I ended up buying the Aerocoast pro pilot bag. Not sure I'm loving it though. It's a little bit large and there is not a great place for a bottle of water and/or my keys.