Paper, E6B Flight Computer, ASA

The Paper E6B Flight Computer by ASA is an affordable and practical tool designed for pilots, especially those just beginning their flight training. Made from solid, heavyweight fiberboard, it offers the same problem-solving features as the more expensive aluminum E6B models. This manual version is a great option for those who prefer a lightweight yet durable tool for calculating flight parameters.

The Paper E6B Flight Computer is equipped to handle a variety of important flight calculations. It allows you to solve problems related to time, speed, distance, altitude, true airspeed, and density altitude. It also includes essential features like conversions, nautical and statute scales, and a wind component grid to assist with navigation. Additionally, the E6B features a comprehensive crosswind correction chart to help pilots make the necessary adjustments when facing varying wind conditions.

Included with the Paper E6B Flight Computer is a protective case and an instructional booklet, providing you with all the resources needed to master its use. If you’re a student pilot, a seasoned flyer, or an aviation enthusiast, this E6B flight computer is a reliable and affordable tool for solving complex flight calculations with ease.

Ready to simplify your flight calculations? Get your Paper E6B Flight Computer by ASA today and enhance your flight planning!

How to Use the E6B During Flight Training

Learning to use an E6B flight computer is an excellent way to build your understanding of flight planning calculations. Practice solving problems involving time, speed, distance, fuel consumption, wind correction angles, and groundspeed as you prepare for cross-country flights.

Although you aren't required to bring an E6B to your FAA knowledge test, a manual flight computer is a useful study aid. The FAA's testing system also provides an electronic E6B for use during the exam.

ASA's paper E6B provides the same essential calculation functions as the metal version at a more affordable price. Its heavyweight fiberboard construction makes it a practical choice for student pilots who want to learn manual flight calculations without investing in a more expensive metal model.

For pilots who expect to use their E6B frequently over many years, the metal version offers greater durability.