Our First Solo
Ever since he heard his grandfather telling stories of his time in a B-24 during World War II, Mark has been fascinated by aviation. Like many pilots, he took a few lessons as a kid, but had to give up training when a family and career came along. After a 25-year break, Mark earned his Private Pilot certificate and now enjoys flying a Cessna 172 and a Citabria for business and pleasure.
During his flight training, Mark couldn’t find a flight bag that met his needs. After a conversation with his flight instructor, he decided to design one that did, and the result was the Flight Outfitters Lift bag. From that single product he and his team have since built one of the most popular brands in aviation. Each of the bags, kneeboards, and accessories in the Flight Outfitters line is driven by Mark’s enthusiasm for flying and making sure that each product can help you “pilot your own adventure.”
Lift Bag
As the biggest kid in the office, Mark loves playing with stickers, Ford tractors, planes, dirt bikes, boats, and more stickers.
Bush Pilot Jacket
Matt loves numbers 01100001 01101110 01100100 00100000 01100010 01101111 01110101 01110010 01100010 01101111 01101110 00101110.
Bush Pilot Folio
Rose is an expert at expensing $100 hamburgers and $200 pancakes.
Bush Pilot Duffel
As a former college baseball pitcher, Eric isn’t phased by striking out on sales calls.
Centerline Backpack
Matt was valedictorian, lettered in every sport, and was voted best looking in high school. He was a homeschooled only child.
Pilot Survival Knife
What Tim lacks in pilot skills, he more than makes up for in forklift acumen. When he asked the Captain for a raise, he received a forklift.
Centerline Backpack
Shannon’s bite is far worse than her bark, so be nice when you call Flight Outfitters.
