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Simplify your instrument training sessions with a notepad designed to log approaches, holds, flight time, and detailed notes—all in one place.

  • Product Features

    All our notepads are crafted for professional use, with durable paper and clear layouts designed to support pilots, CFIs, and flight crews.


    Each sheet has a blank, white backside, providing extra space for notes, drawings, or any additional information you need.


    A sturdy cardboard backing provides support for writing, whether in the cockpit or on the ground.

  • Materials & Quality

    Made with high-quality, acid-free white paper for long-lasting durability, ensuring a clean, professional look on every page.


    Our sheets are easy to tear, designed to provide smooth, clean edges when removing pages—ideal for keeping your notes professional and organized.

  • Shipping & Support

    We ship exclusively within the U.S. (excluding Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico) and offer free shipping on all orders.


    Hassle-free replacements are available if needed.


    For questions or support, please visit our Support Page.

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5.5" x 8.5" - Kneeboard Friendly

50 Sheets Per Pad

$15.49

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Hassle-Free

We'll send you a replacement if anything's wrong with your notepad.

Easy Tear

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Designed for smooth, clean edges, avoiding jagged rips & tears.
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Enjoy fast, free shipping on all U.S. orders, no minimums required.
Printed on premium, acid-free white paper for durability & quality.
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Acid-Free Paper

Track Every Approach

Log the airport, type of approach, and result—landed, missed, or hold—along with space to debrief the highs and lows of each one.

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Master the Hold

Write out holding instructions and sketch the pattern to ensure clarity before presenting it to your student—or to confirm their execution matches your scenario.

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Keep Critical Notes Handy

Use the extra space to jot down ATC instructions, key observations, or anything else that comes up during actual instrument training.

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