The flying is incredibly fun (low levels in mountainous terrain, flying down into the Columbia River Valley, etc), and it provides great opportunities to build multi-engine hours and be highly competitive for the airlines down the road.

We rack up a lot of frequent flyer miles on our favorite airline.

I'm an airline pilot living in Fairhope, AL. 

I currently work full time as an airline pilot.

I transitioned from the military as an Air Force pilot back to my home turf in Northern NJ a few years ago and was able to land a job (no pun intended) flying for a major airline.

By day, I'm an airline pilot and on my 'weekends' I'm an investor.

I am a pilot as a profession not so much fun these days, I fly 787 for United Airlines in Houston Texas

I'm interested to see what Warren Buffet says about why he pulled out of the airlines.

The guy gave me some advice and told me to vacuum every day.

I focused on burbs near the airport and rent exclusively to pilots, flight attendants, and airline personnel to counter this.Lastly, when running your numbers, be sure to get your own quotes for insurance and taxes to include in your analysis.