It's just not right. Thousands of pilots in our very own country are living at or just below the six-figure salary line. And if that wasn't bad enough, many of them may go several weeks or months without a paycheck if they are forced by AA management to strike.

But now YOU can help. For about three hundred dollars a day--that's the price of a 25" television set--you can help keep a pilot economically viable during their time of need.

Three hundred dollars may not seem like a lot of money to you, but to a Pilot it could mean the difference between a vacation fishing in Florida or a Mediterranean cruise.

For you, three hundred dollars is nothing more than a half-month's rent or mortgage payment...but to a Pilot three hundred dollars a day will almost replace his or her salary. Three hundred dollars a day will enable a pilot-in-need to upgrade their home computer, buy that cd-player for their car, or enjoy a dinner at The Mansion.

"How will I know I'm helping?"
Each month, you will receive a complete financial report on the crewmember you sponsor. Detailed information about his/her stocks, bonds, 401k, and real-estate holdings will be mailed to your home. You will be able to watch your pilot's net worth grow.

"How will they know I'm helping?"
Your pilot will be told that he or she has a Special Friend that just wants to help. Although the Pilot won't know your name, he or she will be able to make collect calls to your home via a special operator, in case they need additional funds.

I want to help. In the event of a strike by the APA, I would like to sponsor the crewmember listed below. I would like to sponsor (circle your selections):

PILOT CO-PILOT

F-100 CREW MEMBER SUPER-80 CREW MEMBER 757 CREW MEMBER 767 CREW MEMBER MD-11 CREW MEMBER

AN ENTIRE FLT CREW Please apply my donation to the crew member most in need.

Please charge the account listed below for $326.25 per day ($350.22 for MD-11 crew members) for the duration of the strike. Please send me a picture of the crew member I've sponsored, along with a set of "wings" and my very own S.C.O.P.E. badge.