KORE Aviation is proud to announce a new partnership with FlightProUSA.com, a pilot focused aviation gear company specializing in cockpit mounting systems, kneeboards, flight bags, and practical accessories for general aviation.
Through this partnership, KORE Aviation and FlightPro will work together to give student pilots, flight instructors, aircraft owners, and general aviation pilots greater access to reliable equipment designed around real cockpit needs.
The partnership brings together two complementary areas of pilot equipment. KORE Aviation focuses on dependable aviation headsets and cockpit communication, while FlightPro develops products that help pilots securely position devices, organize equipment, and create a more functional cockpit setup.
Together, we share a simple goal: helping pilots spend less time worrying about their equipment and more time focused on flying.
Practical Pilot Gear Designed for Real Cockpits
Every pilot develops their own cockpit setup.
For some, it starts with a headset, tablet, and kneeboard. As pilots progress through flight training, they may add an Electronic Flight Bag, backup devices, charging equipment, flight bags, and other accessories.
The challenge is making sure everything has a place.
A tablet that is difficult to see or a device that moves during turbulence can quickly become a distraction. At the same time, carrying too much equipment without a practical organization system can make an already compact cockpit feel even more crowded.
FlightPro was founded by pilots with these everyday challenges in mind.
Its aviation gear focuses on practical utility, durability, and cockpit organization, with products designed to help pilots keep essential tools accessible without unnecessarily complicating their setup.
The FlightPro lineup includes tablet and phone mounting systems, kneeboards, pilot bags, cockpit cooling products, and other flight accessories designed for real world general aviation operations.
A Closer Look at the ProAviator Mounting System
At the center of FlightPro's cockpit equipment lineup is the ProAviator mounting system.
Rather than relying on a single mounting configuration, the system gives pilots several options based on their aircraft, device, and personal cockpit preferences.
Pilots can choose from yoke clamps, suction cup mounts, kneeboard configurations, and fixed mounting options, along with spring loaded and magnetic holders for tablets and other devices.
This flexibility matters because there is no universal cockpit layout.
A pilot flying a high wing trainer may prefer a different tablet position from someone flying another general aviation aircraft. An instructor may want quick access to a device without blocking important instruments, while a student pilot may prefer a simple setup that keeps charts and flight information easy to reference.
Having multiple mounting options allows pilots to build a setup that works around the aircraft rather than forcing the aircraft around their equipment.
Why Cockpit Organization Matters During Flight Training
For student pilots, keeping the cockpit organized becomes increasingly important as training progresses.
During early lessons, students are already managing a significant amount of new information. They need to control the aircraft, monitor instruments, listen to their instructor, follow checklists, look for traffic, and communicate with air traffic control.
As they move into cross country and instrument training, the workload increases further.
Tablets and Electronic Flight Bags can make information easier to access, but they also need to be positioned properly. A poorly placed device can obstruct instruments, become difficult to read, or create another distraction when the pilot should be focused on flying.
A well organized cockpit helps keep essential information accessible and reduces unnecessary movement.
That is one reason KORE Aviation sees such a natural connection between our products and FlightPro's approach to cockpit gear.
Communication Is Another Essential Part of the Setup
Cockpit organization is only one part of creating a practical flight environment.
Communication matters just as much.
A dependable student pilot headset helps pilots hear their instructor and radio communications clearly while reducing distracting cockpit noise. This becomes particularly important during flight training, when students are still learning how to understand radio calls while simultaneously flying the aircraft.
KORE Aviation headsets are designed around these everyday needs.
We focus on clear communication, passive noise reduction, comfort, durability, and value, helping make dependable aviation equipment accessible to pilots who may be purchasing their first headset as well as experienced aviators looking for practical everyday gear.
When combined with a secure tablet mount, organized flight bag, or functional kneeboard setup, the headset becomes part of a broader cockpit system designed to help pilots stay focused.
That shared practical approach is at the heart of our partnership with FlightPro.
Two Pilot Focused Brands Working Together
FlightPro was built around solving problems pilots actually encounter rather than adding unnecessary complexity to the cockpit.
That philosophy closely matches how KORE Aviation approaches aviation headsets.
"FlightPro was built around solving the practical challenges pilots experience in the cockpit," said Ran Nachum, Founder & CEO of FlightProUSA. "Partnering with KORE Aviation brings together two brands that understand what pilots actually need when they fly. We are excited to work together and give the aviation community access to dependable gear designed with real cockpit use in mind."
The partnership allows both brands to introduce pilots to complementary equipment that can support a more functional flying experience.
For someone beginning flight training, that could mean choosing a dependable aviation headset and simple kneeboard setup.
For an experienced general aviation pilot, it might involve creating a more customized cockpit with a secure tablet mounting system, organized flight bag, and communication equipment suited to frequent flying.
The exact setup will vary from pilot to pilot, but the principle remains the same: equipment should make flying easier, not create additional distractions.
Supporting Student Pilots and Flight Schools
FlightPro also shares KORE Aviation's strong connection to the flight training community. By working with flight schools, instructors, and aviation partners, FlightPro aims to make practical cockpit equipment more accessible as pilots move through different stages of training. KORE Aviation has taken a similar approach.
Today, we partner with more than 30 flight schools across the United States, supporting student pilots and instructors with dependable communication equipment.
These relationships keep us closely connected to the realities of flight training.
Students need equipment that is straightforward to use and provides good long term value. Instructors need dependable gear that can handle frequent flying. Flight schools need practical solutions that can support different students and training environments.
Working with companies like FlightPro allows us to broaden that support beyond aviation headsets.
Building a More Functional Cockpit
"Pilots depend on more than one piece of equipment when they step into the cockpit," said Min Kim, President of KORE Aviation. "FlightPro has taken a practical approach to solving everyday cockpit needs, from keeping tablets securely positioned to helping pilots organize the gear they use throughout a flight. We are excited to partner with a company that shares our focus on creating practical, accessible products for the aviation community." That idea captures why this partnership makes sense. Aviation equipment works together.
A headset supports communication. A mount keeps important flight information visible. A kneeboard keeps notes and documents accessible. A flight bag keeps essential gear organized before and after the flight.
None of these products replaces good training or sound decision making. Instead, the right equipment can help pilots create a cockpit environment where essential tools are easier to access and unnecessary distractions are reduced.
For student pilots in particular, developing these habits early can help them create a cockpit setup that evolves with their training.
Expanding the KORE Aviation Pilot Gear Community
Since 2015, KORE Aviation has focused on making dependable aviation headsets accessible to pilots.
More than 50,000 KORE Aviation headsets have been sold, and our products are now used by student pilots, instructors, flight schools, aircraft owners, and general aviation pilots in the United States and around the world.
As we continue growing, partnerships are becoming an increasingly important part of how we support the aviation community.
That includes relationships with flight schools, aviation organizations, distributors, training providers, and companies that create complementary products for pilots.
FlightPro is a natural addition to that network.
Rather than offering competing products, our two brands address different parts of the same experience. KORE Aviation helps pilots communicate clearly, while FlightPro helps them organize and position the equipment they rely on throughout a flight.
Looking Ahead
Every pilot's cockpit looks a little different, but every pilot depends on equipment they can trust.
Our partnership with FlightProUSA.com brings together two brands focused on practical aviation products designed around how pilots actually fly.
For KORE Aviation, it also represents another opportunity to support pilots beyond the headset itself.
Whether someone is preparing for their first flight lesson, working toward an instrument rating, instructing students, or flying their own aircraft, having reliable and well organized equipment can make the cockpit more functional and the flying experience more enjoyable.
We are excited to welcome FlightPro to the KORE Aviation partner community and look forward to helping more pilots find practical gear for their flight training and general aviation journeys.
Pilot gear trusted by 50,000+ pilots
Build Your Flight Setup with Gear Designed for Pilots
KORE Aviation provides aviation headsets designed for student pilots, flight instructors, flight schools, and general aviation pilots, with a focus on communication clarity, comfort, durability, and value.
We currently partner with more than 30 flight schools nationwide and continue to work with aviation companies that help pilots get more from their time in the cockpit.
Explore KORE Aviation headsets at www.koreheadset.com.
Learn more about FlightPro cockpit mounts, kneeboards, flight bags, and pilot gear at www.flightprousa.com.
FAQs
1. What is FlightProUSA.com?
FlightPro is a pilot focused aviation gear company that develops cockpit mounting systems, kneeboards, flight bags, cooling products, and other accessories designed for general aviation.
2. What is the FlightPro ProAviator mounting system?
The ProAviator system gives pilots several ways to mount tablets and other devices in the cockpit, including yoke, suction cup, kneeboard, and fixed mounting configurations.
3. Why are KORE Aviation and FlightPro partnering?
The partnership brings together complementary pilot equipment. KORE Aviation focuses on aviation headsets and communication, while FlightPro focuses on cockpit organization, device mounting, and other practical pilot gear.
4. Why is cockpit organization important for student pilots?
An organized cockpit can make important equipment and information easier to access while reducing unnecessary distractions. This becomes particularly useful as students progress into cross country, instrument, and more advanced flight training.
5. What equipment should a student pilot have?
Needs vary by flight school and training program, but common equipment includes an aviation headset, kneeboard, flight bag, tablet or Electronic Flight Bag, charts or digital navigation resources, and other tools recommended by the student's instructor.
Bottom Line
The KORE Aviation and FlightPro partnership brings together two essential parts of a pilot's cockpit setup: clear communication and practical organization. From reliable aviation headsets to tablet mounts, kneeboards, and flight bags, the collaboration gives student pilots, instructors, and general aviation pilots more ways to build a functional cockpit setup with equipment designed around real world flying.
