Aviation Articles

Does Money Buy Happiness?

When we examine their spending habits, we often make some crucial discoveries. Some spend more money than they should on things they don't need.

Failed Checkrides and Your Interview

First of all, in my experience, it is hard to find someone who has not failed a checkride. However, it is not something to take lightly.

Interview First Impressions

First impressions happen only once and are virtually irreversible. If a negative impression is set, you may lose the attention and interest of your interviewers.

Airline Pilot Pay Snapshot: Jul 2008

APC has published the July 2008 edition of the Airline Pilot Pay Snapshot.

Interview Body Language

Interviewing is not an easy task and to portray yourself properly it is important to understand one very prominent fundamental that can affect your body language.

Ground School 101 - Part One

Young men and women huddle in small groups, each chattering with barely held excitement. Boasts of aviation valor and masterful flying skills are tempered with humble stories of benign days flight instructing.

Ground School 101 - Part Two

Your mind wraps itself around the images of you, strapped into that multimillion dollar flying machine, visibility at your destination down to nil.

What Does "Competitive" Really Mean?

It is not just about hours; and experience is subjective. Just because you meet the minimums, it doesn't necessarily mean you are competitive.

Pilot Retirement Planner

It's never too late to start saving for your retirement, but remember, the longer you wait the more you'll have to save. Keep on track towards your retirement and estimate how much you need to save with the Airline Pilot Central retirement planner.

What Is BMI?

Here are additional factors to consider besides BMI when evaluating your risk for developing chronic disease. These RISK FACTORS include:

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