Custom Cockpit Organizer for Any Airplane

Many people love the Cockpit Organizer and see the tremendous utility and storage it can instantly be added to any aircraft.

I've been asked if I can customize the Cockpit Organizer, and the answer is You Bet!

How to Get a Custom Cockpit Organizer for Any Airplane

1. Start by clicking here to contact me.

2. Once you authorize me to proceed, we will trade rough drawings of what you are looking for. At this point I'll ask you to pay for the Custom Cockpit Organizer in full.

3. Once you approve the rough drawings, the design will be made into a CAD drawing by an engineer, and you will be sent the drawing for final approval. The drawing step generally takes one week. 

4. Production will start on your special custom Cockpit Organizer. Production generally takes four weeks. These are unique Cockpit Organizers individually produced from uniquely cut components and assembled by an experienced professional. Quality takes time and is worth the wait.

5. Your Custom Cockpit Organizer will be shipped for free via UPS ground for you to love and enjoy.

Examples of Custom Cockpit Organizers

Cirrus Vision Jet

The pilot sought a custom organizer to make his flying safer and more enjoyable. He wanted a specific area to lay his iPhone to charge so he could see it and be able to reach it easily. He also wanted two compartments to hold drink bottles, which you can see in the photos below.

He said, "I absolutely love this organizer! The build quality is superb, and Steve is a pleasure to work with."

He also said his new Cockpit Organizer is a great addition to the jet, and "it is so nice to be organized now."

Cessna 177B Cardinal

This pilot was looking for a Cockpit Organizer to address some specific needs in a tight space.

It appears the delivered Custom Cockpit Organizer was a winner for Tim.

Tim said, "Here it is doing exactly what I wanted it to do.  No more water bottles floating around the cabin.  The fire extinguisher is on the bottom and easy to get at if we lift up the unit.  Phone and pencils, utility knife, my iPad and my clipboard are all in there!

2008 Cessna T206H

This pilot was looking for a solution for where to put his gear when he was flying with someone else sitting up front. He was tired of the old "hold this" routine.

We worked together to design the simplest Cockpit Organizer that met his needs. Each compartment is sized for a specific purpose. 

In particular he wanted:

The Custom Cockpit Organizer to sit between the seats but he had an air conditioning vent that was located there. He did not want to block the rear vent.

Drink holder, easy cell phone access, kneeboard storage, and equipment organization were top on the list.

The custom Cockpit Organizer has felt on the bottom to prevent scratching the A/C cooling tunnel. A snug fit keeps it from moving.

The pilot is thrilled and says "So nice to have everything I need or might need at my fingertips centrally located (extra batteries, spare radio, charging cords, USB charger for Ipad/phone, emergency checklist, knee board, extra pens, gum etc). But the most essential benefit is just a place for my yeti (and one for copilot)  Never brought along coffee until now.  Honestly,  I was skeptical this would work because of the limited space, possible seat belt interference, how it would handle seat adjustments, mounting questions, robustness of organizer, etc.  But Steve made it easy and assured it would not only work, but I would like the outcome. Super glad I forged ahead.  Having a well designed organizer with cup holders changes your flying experience. #luvrareaviation"

Cessna 310

These pilots were looking for an organizer that could handle some very specific items. They wanted a cellphone holder in front with drink holder and then special storage for a tool kit and smoke hood. We also had to bridge over the floor mounted fire extinguisher while allowing the extinguisher to be easily accessed. 

Rockwell Shrike Commander

This pilot was looking for a Cockpit Organizer that would hold critical aircraft manuals in large binders close at hand. This larger twin-engine aircraft had wider space between the front seats and a larger fire extinguisher that required a handle cutout. He also wanted fewer pencil holders and a cell phone slot. Finally, he wanted handles on each side to lift the Cockpit Organizer out of the way. But we left the cable compartment on the front.

This was an additional version of a Rockwell Cockpit Commander Cockpit Organizer. Every pilot gets exactly what they want.

This unit for a Rockwell Commander holds are the required and needed manuals the pilot requested in purpose built compartments.

When the Custom Cockpit Organizer for the Rockwell Commander is slipped between the seats, everything is orderly and in the right place.

1979 TR182 Turbo Retractable Cessna 182 Skylane

This pilot wanted something very specific for his TR182. He wanted a taller Cockpit Organizer to put an armrest on the top that he could open to access compartments. He also added USB charge ports on the back and headset jacks to the side on the back for rear-seat passengers. Finally, he had the unit wrapped in leather to compliment his new interior.

Cessna Caravan

A custom organizer to hold the POH iPad and checklist with storage for pens and small items. Additional features included a lip to prevent it from sliding forward during steep descents and a size allowing the wife and easily step over it during the flight and move to the back.

Piper Saratoga

A bespoke purpose-built organizer that fit behind the trim wheel provided both front seat passengers with a place to put cell phones and items in easy reach.

2008 Cessna T206H

This aircraft had a vent that ran between the front seats and made it challenging to create something that met the needs of the pilot. He wanted specific sized compartments for items he wanted close at hand.