No part-time pilots at UPS, but there are part-time pilot jobs available. Some of our recently retired pilots have done this. Examples include corporate, fire bombers, some have even gone to the regional airlines since they are always needing new pilots these days.
Let the man speak my child
Kentucky….please
Favorite - probably Orange County California (KSNA). It's a short run way and you're flying into southern California which is always busy. I've seen B-17s flying around there since many of the planes in tv shows and movies are kept there. Worst one - can't think of one. The interesting thing about flying to our airports is that the situation can change in a few hours, from nice weather to a snowstorm, so it's never the same thing twice.
He will never be an RPCD!
If you don’t mind me asking how old are you??? Do you have many pilots under the age of 30???
He’s counting his lucky stars on that for sure.
He doesn't have any milfs coming to the door wearing next to nothing...
No not really. They will ask us why we're late, if it's due to us, but they don't bother too much with the flying stuff. It's the stuff on the ground, like calling in sick, or making it difficult to adjust your schedule etc.
Yes depends on how long our layover is. We have pilots who have visited the Taj Mahal in India, or Normandy in France. Domestically, when we have some longer layovers we can go out and sightsee, but often our layovers in the USA are around 12 hours or so.
Yes. Interestingly, in the early days UPS didn't realize this or whatever and expected a DC-8 crew to be able to fly a 727 or other. That's not allowed.
I am in my 50s and yes we have had pilot hired in their 30s. Even some in their 20s from time to time!
He's what you might call "special", so please forgive that boorish post.
Both, and even helicopter pilots. We have some who currently fly F22s or F35s, and even B-2s. Pretty much any military airplane has someone here.
He was a cook
