Aviation Pipeline as of 2019

[Meyerkord]

This post is a missed opportunity.

There are exactly 42 people per class, 42% of the time

 

[Brett327]

Nice recovery.

 

[Jim123]

Could I get one of you guys to critique my IFS motivational statement for the board?

 

[Treetop Flyer]

Could I get one of you guys to critique my IFS motivational statement for the board?

Can we critique ASAPs?

 

[Jim123]

Whoever wrote that is either a pretty good troll or a little bitch.

 

[zippy]

Whoever wrote that is either a pretty good troll or a little bitch.

The CNATRA requirement to file ASAPs after every flight, regardless of hazard or lack there of, facilities this. They get what they deserve.

 

[wlawr005]

"I ask this is not posted in squadron spaces"
Hahahaha. Yeah right buddy.

 

[Gatordev]

The CNATRA requirement to file ASAPs after every flight, regardless of hazard or lack there of, facilities this. They get what they deserve.

It's much easier to just hit the "No significant events reported" button and be done. In this particular case, I don't think ASAP is the problem here.

 

[Flash]

Also, check your hurricane insurance...

Last I remember USAA no longer insures rental houses in FL, I think there might be some exceptions but that was what I remember hearing was the policy after all hurricanes went through the state a few years ago.

 

[jmac3000]

Last I remember USAA no longer insures rental houses in FL, I think there might be some exceptions but that was what I remember hearing was the policy after all hurricanes went through the state a few years ago.

I think this is right. I was just at Tyndall AFB. People stationed there weren’t able to get insurance with USAA.

 

[Flash]

I think this is right. I was just at Tyndall AFB. People stationed there weren’t able to get insurance with USAA.

Ouch, I was actually referring to houses owned by service members in Florida that they rented out (wasn't clear in my post). If the above is the case that is even worse than I thought.

 

[Eulenspeigel]

The ASAP right above that one is good for a laugh too...

 

[Jim123]

The ASAP right above that one is good for a laugh too...

Yeah, wasn't the first and won't be the last.

One of my best onwings did that on his solo- although he caught his mistake a lot sooner than going 240.

 

[Gatordev]

Ouch, I was actually referring to houses owned by service members in Florida that they rented out (wasn't clear in my post). If the above is the case that is even worse than I thought.

It ebbs and flows, depending on the preceding seasons and where in FL you are. Back in 2011-ish, my parents couldn't get USAA in Jax. I have USAA in Jax now. I think they focus on the last major set of ground zeros and determine policy that way.

 

[Flash]

It ebbs and flows, depending on the preceding seasons and where in FL you are. Back in 2011-ish, my parents couldn't get USAA in Jax. I have USAA in Jax now. I think they focus on the last major set of ground zeros and determine policy that way.

At the danger of sounding like a grumpy old man, which wouldn't be far from the reality now, that ain't the way it used to be with USAA. Back when I joined, when you had to be an officer or directly related, service seemed to be quite a bit better. Now that they let everyone and their brother connected to the service join, and make sure you know it by running endless ads on TV and radio, service seems to have slipped a bit. Maybe they could cover all their members in Florida if they dialed back the ads a bit.

//old man rant done