Training & Education

In my previous blog, we discussed many of the do’s and don’ts in creating, formatting and updating your resume. The next step is what can you do to “stand out” from the competition in an endless [...]

Too often private aviation is an easy target for folks who want to bash the super rich, global CEOs or what they perceive as industries that are damaging the environment. Private jet users are of [...]

  I find that resumes are one of the biggest conundrums for corporate flight attendants. Throughout my career in business aviation, I have received and reviewed literally hundreds of [...]

Over the years, I have been contacted by numerous corporate flight attendants seeking advice regarding job placement. “I’m finding it difficult to find steady work” or “I just can’t seem to catch [...]

I am always surprised by the reactions I receive from fellow corporate flight attendants when they learn I cook fresh onboard the aircraft using a portable induction cooktop along with the [...]

So you get a trip. It’s a 12-hour flight from Paris to Tokyo. You are carrying six passengers and four crew; including yourself. All beds in the cabin are filled and your crew rest seat is now [...]

Trump Force One,” a quarter-century-old Boeing 757, might not be the largest, or the fastest, or the most expensive private aircraft in the world, but it holds the undeniable virtue of being the [...]

If I had to put together a “top 10” list of work-related questions fired at me by friends and family, many of the queries would be unsurprising: “Flown anywhere exciting lately?” (Does home [...]

Over the years, Gulfstream’s line of long-range private jets have become synonymous with the pinnacle of luxury air travel. Last year, Business Insider had the opportunity to experience [...]

Business aircraft flight activity in North America got off on the right foot this year, posting a 2 percent year-over-year increase last month, according to TraqPak data released today by Argus [...]