Studying the bare minimum, just in time, is an age-old, tried-and-true technique for students all over the world. And I’d be lying if I said I didn’t do it that way myself through my studies and now in my adult …
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I can’t really write that much on the subject of airline job interviews. I’m sure some of you who read this will have a story or two to share! But seeing Chuck’s printed stack of papers on the desk reminds …
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This joke originated during my initial airline training. I can’t remember what exactly was said and who this was said to, but it was more down the line of “don’t look at it as failing, but as an opportunity to …
A matter of perspective Read More »
The small GA airport in the town Stefan and I grew up in had this tire testing center right next to it. In addition to a circular track and a sort of race track layout, it also had a long …
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