Part-time Night job??

[another cfii]

Anyone has good ideas on making ends meet by working at night? Hopefully something that pays more than $5.15 an hour..

Thanks.

 

[Capthuff]

Put yourself in the pool at all the local caterers. They use part-timers often for banquets - often at night. I used to do it and I made $200 a night. But I worked in a very high society neighborhood. I would expect $100 per night should be realistic.

Cappy

 

[bobbysamd]

Security

I have a friend who was a rent-a-cop for a while.

 

[JediNein]

Howdy!
These are some of the second jobs that instructors I know have worked (in your best Sally Struthers voice):
Air Traffic Controller
authors
Air Boss
Reserves/ANG
security for a department store
head stripper for Cheetah's in LAS
sales clerk at all-night auto dealer
retail electronics clerk
software programmers
computer techs
UAV pilots
121/135 dispatchers
meteorologists
fireman
sheriff
mayor (it was a small town)
airport manager
avionics techs
A&Ps
car mechanics
line service
front counter help
airline ramp agents (NOT recommended)
radio DJ
college student
corporate pilot
secondary school substitute
film producer
cameraman
actors/actresses
dog trainer
pizza maker/fast food managers
IRS auditor
assembly line worker
network operations specialist (put the tape cartridges into the servers)
mail room clerks
and the list goes on. . .

Fly SAFE!
Jedi Nein

 

[jergar999]

Pizza delivery!

 

[FastPilot]

>>>>head stripper for Cheetah's in LAS<<<<<

Alright, you can't make a bold statement like that without giving more details, lol

P.S. Are you still hanging around GoodLandings?

 

[alimaui]

UPS pays pretty decently and has a graveyard shift....

 

[JediNein]

LAS

Alright, you can't make a bold statement like that without giving more details, lol

When I was at a flight school in North Las Vegas, one of the instructors had a night job as the head stripper for that particular night club. Yes, she was an excellent instructor.

Her roommates, also CFIs at that school, had second jobs, too. Bartenders, showgirls, and one chef...

Those jobs paid far more than that flight school.

Fly SAFE!
Jedi Nein
also seen on Goodlandings and AirCFI.com