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flight bag
noun
- a lightweight shoulder bag designed for carrying sundries aboard an aircraft.
51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
Origin of flight bag1
Example Sentences
Older versions of a digital tool used to calculate landing and take-off speeds on some aircraft could be tampered with by hackers with direct access to an āElectronic Flight Bag,ā or EFB, a tablet device used by pilots to plan flights, cybersecurity firm Pen Test Partners said in a report.
The plot is set in motion when Bobby, a salvage diver, gets assigned to explore the wreckage of a sunken jet off the coast of Mississippi, and discovers that the planeās black box, the pilotās flight bag and the body of one of the passengers are all missing.
Cohen instead wandered down to the basement and, in a closet filled with crumpled newspapers, unearthed Glennās flight bag along with his personalized Senate attache case.
She had no luggage but her gas mask and her flight bag, containing a skirt that she was supposed to wear when she wasnāt flying but which she hadnāt been able to change into, and her maps and pilotās notes and circular slide rule for wind speed computations.
There is one thing I didnāt tell him about, and that is this big stack of paper I have been humping around in my flight bagāeverything Julieās written, everything Iāve written, all her scraps of hotel stationery and sheet music and my Pilotās Notes and Etienneās exercise bookāI didnāt tell him thereās a written record.
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