Mar 12th, 2009 at 1:00PM: One of the benefits of working as an airline crewmember, whether it be as a pilot or flight attendant, is the chance to get to know a city in a manner that's second only to living there. But when we're given the option to fly a month of 'turns' – those one day trips with flight times occasionally exceeding eight hours, many of our Boston international pilots forgo the London or Aruba layover ...Click on a label to read posts from that part of the world.
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Cockpit Chronicles: Groundhog day - The St. Thomas turn (with video)
Mar 12th, 2009 at 1:00PM: One of the benefits of working as an airline crewmember, whether it be as a pilot or flight attendant, is the chance to get to know a city in a manner that's second only to living there. But when we're given the option to fly a month of 'turns' – those one day trips with flight times occasionally exceeding eight hours, many of our Boston international pilots forgo the London or Aruba layover ...Cockpit Chronicles: A three-legged turn
Mar 27th, 2008 at 8:40AM: I raced to the phone to check the caller ID. It was crew scheduling. Of course I had to answer. As much as I hoped I wouldn't be called for an Easter trip, I knew it was likely to happen--It's part of the job when you're on reserve. Camille had two trips to offer me, one of which I had to take. The first was a San Francisco two-day trip. It had an early departure from Boston, arriving at SFO ...Holistic Holiday Cruise
Aug 7th, 2006 at 5:04PM: Don't you hate it when you return from vacation to find your luggage isn't the only thing you're packing? Wouldn't it be great to go on a cruise, eat all you wish and come back as slim, fit and healthy as ever? Yeah, I think we all long deeply for that one and I'm not promising anything by sending you to this link, but it's worth scoping out. A Taste of Health & Vegetarian Times is hosting a ...
