I just realized we’ve always had a loophole that gives us significant control over how much money goes into our MBCBP each year. This should relieve you.
Tag Archives: Career Advice
Should I Buy an Airplane for Training?
Yes, there is a case for buying an airplane to use as a trainer. However, there’s a lot to consider with that decision.
Is Airline Flying Fun?
The long answer to: “Is airline flying fun?”
Pay & Quality of Life – Why Pick Just One?
Work rules are critical for Quality of Life. They can also make you far more money than your pay rates suggest.
Full Text – Chapter 8, Dead Zoners
An excerpt from Pilot Math Treasure Bath. Chapter 8 – Dead Zoners. Unfortunately, COVID-19 is going to put a new generation of pilots into similar circumstances before the year is over.
TPNQ Issue 13 is Live! (and Free)
Check out the latest issue of The Pilot Network Quarterly for some great industry news and career insight!
Junior Captain Update #1
An update on what it’s like to be the 4th most junior Captain at a major airline.
Confessions of a Reserve T-38C IP
A Reserve T-38C UPT IP explains his job, how to get hired, and gives invaluable advice for current or future T-38 student pilots.
MASS – The UPT Scoring System Explained
I explain the Merit Assignment Selection System (MASS) that determines class rank for student pilots at USAF UPT on BogiDope.
Health Insurance Basics for Pilots
I compared Tricare (Active Duty and Reserve options) to health care plans for two major airlines. The results were surprisingly close, but can you guess which one wins?