Gear: Double-deck tray table gives you space to work and sip coffee
You can have your in-flight meal and use your laptop too if you’ve included the Aero-Tray in your carry-on gear.
The Z-shaped hinged collapsible workstation opens to become a double-decker desk atop the airplane tray table (or any surface). Or angle the top tier for more ergonomic typing on the tray table or your lap.
The bottom tier has a retractable shelf with a cup holder to minimize the risk of spills while multitasking. The pull-out shelf can also be used as a vertical support for a tablet computer.
The bi-level station mounts onto the airplane tray table with two elastic strips and rubber feet.
When folded, the 1½-pound plastic Aero-Tray measures 14 by 9½ by 1½ inches thick and can be stashed in a laptop bag or backpack.
It’s available in camel or black and costs about $60.
Info: Aero-Tray
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