How to Become a Cargo Pilot
Cargo flying can be among the most unique and challenging in the industry. While passenger aircraft go to a select number of popular destinations, cargo flights are often required to go into a wider array of areas, airports, and locations…
How to Become a Regional Airline Pilot
Although flying for a major airline is the goal for many aspiring aviators, many pilots begin their airline careers at a regional carrier, with some ending up staying for decades. Regional airlines play an essential role in the United States…
Aviation’s Next Hiring Boom
There has been a lot of talk about pilot hiring over the past few years. The post-pandemic era saw airlines hiring pilots in record numbers, but recruitment has slowed down in recent months. Meanwhile, many airlines are actively hiring for…
Why Airline Pilots Love Flying to Certain Cities
Pilots fly all around the world and many aviators are drawn to the profession in part due to the opportunity to travel. Airline pilots bid for different trips and schedules, and it is unsurprising that some cities are more popular…
How Does ‘Deadheading’ Work
One of the most well-known benefits awarded to flight crews is that they may travel for free on their own and, in many cases, other airlines. The ability to do so is lauded as a special perk that lets crews…