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Jumpseating: Got Etiquette? |
Jumpseating is a professional courtesy among airline pilots, and one
of the best benefits
of being a pilot. It is used to commute to and from work and for
leisure travel.
The captain is the final authority as to who rides and
is not to be challenged for any reason. If denied a
jumpseat, say "thanks anyway" and try a different flight.
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You feel tired, but are you fatigued? |
 We work in a challenging environment that requires many of us to be awake during the exact hours when we biologically need to sleep. In addition, we are often on duty for long periods of time while dealing with circadian shifts and then try to sleep while the rest of the world is awake. Have you just gotten used to feeling tired? Or, are you fatigued? |
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Handling College Loan Repayment |
You’ve watched your children grow and mature over the past two decades
and looked on with pride as they accepted their college diplomas. This
is a great time to reflect on their accomplishments. But it’s also time
to consider any outstanding loans that were taken out to fund their
education.
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 The list of airlines participating in the CASS jumpseat program continues to expand, and APC is staying on top the latest entrants.
The latest airline to join is Florida West Int'l. Click "Read More" below to see complete list of CASS participants. (List last updated: May 2, 2008)
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 by Cindy Driscoll
What is a trip
rig? What is a duty rig? If you are a pilot working at a carrier without "rigs," transitioning to a major
carrier will be your first introduction to an initially confusing topic.
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