Sentences with phrase «flying as a hobby»

My friend flies as a hobby, I think I'd ride in his small plane and pretty much no one else's.

Mr. Rienas said his son did not operate an air charter business, but conceded that his son flew as a hobby and had flown some authority officials, getting reimbursed at a rate of $ 205 an hour, which included the cost of fuel.

There are plenty of people who took up flying as a hobby.

Not exact matches

Regardless, the FAA allows drones for personal use, as long as operators follow the rules set by hobby groups, such as flying below 400 feet, always within the operator's line of sight and away from manned aircraft and stadiums.

I worked as an IT manager (retired now) have many hobbies such as fishing, flying (private pilot), scuba diving, international travel, reading and more.

I worked as an IT manager (retired now) have many hobbies such as fishing, flying, scuba diving, international travel, reading and more.

Don't think that because you're not a big seller, or you write as a hobby, that you'll fly under the radar.

Flying is a hobby, but helping to get an animal to a loving home in the process makes flying twice as Flying is a hobby, but helping to get an animal to a loving home in the process makes flying twice as flying twice as great.

Your hobbies and sports are very important to the underwriter only if they are dangerous such as, drag racing, boat racing, skydiving, scuba diving, flying a private airplane or helicopter.

Even a dangerous sport or hobby that you are involved with such as drag racing, skydiving, flying, scuba diving, rock climbing, boat or motorcycle racing and skydiving among many others can increase your rates.

Even a hazerdous sport or hobby that you are involved with such as drag racing, skydiving, flying, scuba diving, rock climbing, boat or motorcycle racing and skydiving among many others can increase your life insurance rates.

Those term life insurance providers that accommodate pilots actually employ a special team of professionals dedicated to assessing the risk of flying a plane ether commercially or as a recreational hobby.

Even a dangerous sport or hobby that you are involved with such as drag racing, skydiving, flying, scuba diving, rock climbing, boat or motorcycle racing and skydiving among many others can increase your life insurance rates.

High - risk individuals, such as those who smoke, are overweight, or have a dangerous occupation or hobby (for example, flying), will pay more.

If you have a «risky» hobby such as scuba diving or flying, you could be putting more at risk than bodily injury.

Even a dangerous sport or hobby that you are involved with such as drag racing, skydiving or flying.

Hazardous sports and hobbies such as drag racing, motorcycle racing, scuba diving, skydiving, boat racing, private airplane flying and many others can come into the picture.

When a death occurs — we hope for one due to old age, but dead is dead, and the company pays (except suicide in the first one or two years, or one of the few exclusions that may be in the policy, such as war or act of war, military service, flying an airplane, or certain hazardous occupations or hobbies — many policies only have the suicide exclusion), you can think of the death benefit in one of two ways.

For example, while Insurance Company A decided that an applicant who flies single - engine planes as a hobby is just too risky to insure, Insurance Company B decided that they are OK with insuring that client as long as they pay a little extra.

Even a dangerous sport or hobby that you are involved with such as drag racing, skydiving, flying, scuba diving.

Even a dangerous sport or hobby that you are involved with such as drag racing, flying and scuba diving.

Life insurance companies take into consideration your occupational hazards as well as risky hobbies - like flying or, in this day and age, any extreme sport.