A New Direction
I’m out on the road again flying to the usual places. The plane I’m flying for this airline only goes to twelve different locations, so there isn’t too much variety in the flying. Once again, I was the junior member of the crew, so I drew the first break, as did Dan, the other pilot I am paired with this trip. I wasn’t really tired, so I started out in the bunk just reading, then managed a nap for about an hour and then read some more. I just finished the Darren Rowse/Chris Garrett book from ProBlogger. I highly recommend it for anyone involved in blogging or contemplating blogging (See link in right sidebar.). It got me thinking about what I can provide to you, the readers, that might be more beneficial than just a running commentary of my flights. In mulling over the challenge, it became obvious that the only things that will change from flight to flight, other than the occasional different destination, are the weather and the crew. You can only say so much about a cloud or how low the fog goes, but each individual is a totally new subject. I thought that it might be interesting to see how we all got to this position in our careers. It may give a reader a new idea for career advancement, or it could provide insight into what it takes (or doesn’t take) to be a professional pilot.
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