BrightLine Bags FLEX B4 SWIFT Black, Black

Absolutely love my flight bag! Holds absolutely everything and super durable!

I bought this bag expecting that it has trolley handle wheel with it,but it wasn’t there..!!Can anyone help me out how to get this exact trolley handle plz ?

Very good flight bag. Not sure if it’s because they’re new. But the zippers can be a pain and snag often. Not the connecting ones as much as the pockets. Hoping it’s a break in thing.

I've been running this bag for a few years, about half the that time being at the airlines and the other half back to corporate. It's a really awesome durable modular bag, I've beat the heck out of the thing the last few years and it's held up great. It's seen thousands of miles and plenty of adverse weather. Everything has it's own space with this bag which is nice as well.My only recommendation is to buy the B4 swift ECHO instead. Mainly because it has the J hook handle (for any of you purdy neat or luggage works guys out there), and it also has an adjustable pocket for the water bottle. You don't think it's that big of a deal but when you need to unzip the side of the bottle holder just to barely squeeze in a regular size water/ drink, it's kind of a pain. Even fully extended it's not big enough to really hold a regular sized coffee cup. For these 2 reasons and the fact that there's almost no difference ($7 total) in price between this B4 and the B4 ECHO, it's worth getting the echo version.That being said this is still hands down one of the best bags to have as a professional pilot.

Years ago, I had one of the original Brightline bags. I liked it, but the zippers eventually wore out. I have used other bags, looking for the "perfect bag" and thought I would try the new Brightline Flex bag. I wanted a fairly small bag that would hold the iPad, chargers and other odds and ends but don't need space for headsets. I got the B4 Swift since it's a pre-configured bag with the side pockets. The design is great - lots of small pockets to keep stuff organized. The back pocket fits my iPad OK, although it's a little tight. The flat compartments between the sections are handy for logbooks and manuals. I like the top opening in the center section and the glasses pocket on the top center. Very convenient. The only negative I've found so far is the bag is somewhat heavy. When I first picked it up, I noticed it, and it is 4.6 pounds. The Sporty's iPad bag I used previously was under one pound, so quite a significant difference. On the other hand, I feel the Brightline bag is much sturdier. Good quality zippers and materials.