With aspirations of becoming a neurosurgeon, Ground Safety Manager Jessyca Peeler began working as a customer service agent for Piedmont Airlines to help pay her college tuition. Being around aircraft …
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After reaching 1,000 flight hours, Ross Pinkard applied to be a First Officer at Piedmont with just 500 hours left to meet the minimum requirement of 1,500 flight hours. Wanting …
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Ten years ago, Ground Instructor Jeffrey Morse went to the doctor with a migraine headache that spiraled into emergency surgery for an aneurysm, suffering a spinal stroke as a result …
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Fact: Piedmont Airlines Pilots are the highest paid in the regional airline industry. Does your pilot career path feel turbulent? It may be time for a course correction. Here are …
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Juneteenth is a day to come together, reflect on the past and look to the future as we celebrate the freedom of formerly enslaved individuals. The occasion is filled with …
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Eric Conway, a former teacher and part-time Ramp Agent in Bangor, Maine (BGR), starts his day by working the departing flights before beginning his full-time job as a trainer at …
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By age 17, First Officer Courtland Savage had graduated early from high school, obtained his private pilot license, and welcomed his first child into the world. Successfully supporting his son …
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Company builds for the future, sets sights on regional competitors (SALISBURY, Maryland) Piedmont pilots woke up Saturday to industry leading pay and benefits they didn’t know were coming. A deal …
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June is Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer (LGBTQ+) Pride Month – a month to pay tribute to those who were involved in the Stonewall Riots, to bring awareness to …
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Questions about pay, bonuses and bases are at the top of your list. But what else do you need to know before you advance to your next pilot job? Is …
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