hey 250, if you do a search, i responded to a similar question about a year ago. I have done insurance inspections in the past and have helped a pilot/friend get a job doing this. It is great for what you're looking for. If you can't find the old thread or need additional info PM me.

Try something in health care...

I'm using my nursing degree to put myself through flight school (!)..and I work for a mainline...at the hospital there are MANY varieties of jobs (non lisenced:)) and things to do and the scheduling is VERY flexible. You can work full,part, or on a as needed basis (usually one weekend a month)... I worked with a DBX FO...(nice to have when he got furloughed!!) while we both were in NSG school and it worked perfectly... now he gave me the flying bug and we both have something to fall back on...just in case;)....

HTH....

Best Wishes....

I threw up a little when I saw that.... UGH!!!

Lets say you fall in love...

Guaranteed storyline

He gets displaced..downgraded...morale beaten... reserved to death...and then furloughed... also not much action goes down on those two off days... Sexy?


I swear im not bitter;)

Hey DMI, Where do you live?. I have suggested this before to some friends and it works for them (and myself). Since you have "experience" waiting tables try to get in a large resort/hotel as an On-Call Server in Banquets. Since you know your days off ahead of time you can pick up shifts those days, and/or submit it to their scheduling. You only work when you want to (and if they need you), but depending where you live it can be anywhere from 15 to 40 dls an hour. It's easy, mindless, and still gives you time to do other things while making a little extra money (I'm getting my MBA online). One more thing, since it is On-Call you can be hired at multiple sites. I'm a Bartender/Server at 2 different high end resorts here in MCO. Believe me, it works.
One drawback though, you won't get cash tips at the end of the shift. Since it is all Banquets (pre-paid contract) your gratuity gets paid in your pay check every 2 weeks. Good luck!.

Come on, that shows no drive, no ambition. For your Delta interview, you need to show a leadership role..................Be a Pimp.;)

Trader Joes or Wholefoods
 

Great companies. Start as a part-time cashier or stock guy. Super benefits. I have an Ivy League degree. I am a Marine decorated combat vet and if I was not already doing two military related jobs besides airline reserve, I'd apply for that job. Who knows? You move up one of those companies and you just might kick this airline work to the curb. Reserve is a great time to figure out what else you like to do for work. It might make for a better life.

I do these and other types of inspections still (property, insurance loss, commercial). It is probably the best way to make money, as a second job, for a pilot. Could not find anything in the Ann Arbor area as of today.

Making websites, gigs are easy to find on craigslist. It's quite easy to learn the basics. It only turns into a steep learning curve when it comes to advanced stuff.

I've been studying web design and I'd like to second this statement. I'm in the advanced stuff and it's a lot of work! Easy to study while on reserve, though.

I moonlight as a limo driver. It's kinda fun and it's super easy.