Pilot Wife Blogs
I stumbled across Nancy's YouTube channel - Taylor's Travels - recently where she writes about her experiences teaching online for VIPKID, posts bootcamp training videos and documents her family travels. She also writes a blog which you can read here.
Pam describers herself as Karate Belt tying, Hair Bow attaching, Former Emergency Exit pointer outer, Cupcake Decorating, Standby Flying, Blog Writing, School Administrator of Private Academy-Homeschooling, Happy Wife and Exhausted Mom. You can read her blog at Pamela Gann
Cait is a Texas girl living in Fort Worth. She's a Catholic mom to 3 boys and 7 babies in heaven. Cait posts on So TEXAN about life as an accidentally crunchy mama who loves cloth diapers and essential oils, but knows sometimes you just need an Oreo!
Lindsay from Married to Aviation has been married to her airline pilot husband for over 7 years and they have two children. She shares posts about pilot wife and mom life, lifestyle and organising, travel and wellness.
Beth is the wife of a a private aviation pilot who blogs for people longing for simplicity in their pursuit of natural wellness.
She covers topics like real food recipes, nourishing diet and health, family life, wellness habits, natural remedies and body care and pregnancy birthing and babies on her site Red & Honey.
While Veena doesn't blog about pilot wife life specifically, she is a pilot wife and sleep consultant. Her blog Sleep Sweet Sleep Deep has lots of tips and advice to help you get your babies sleeping better and she totally understands the complexities that life with a pilot can bring.
Jess describes herself as a lover, a fighter, Christ-follower, new mommy, business owner, pilot wife, adventure seeker, world-traveler, and home grown in the amazing USA.
Her blog, A Tall Glass of Drinkwater, about her personal experiences in both life, home, business, faith and travel.
Nikki is a newer Pilot Wife blogger who shares lots of posts about aviation decor, travelling with her little one (soon to be 2 kids) and other aviation related stories at The Creative Pilot Wife.
Denise is a former special education teacher from Germany, married to an American pilot. She has two young boys and blogs about all things travel on her site Plan to Wander.
Brielle is another new blogger who recently married her pilot who was also her childhood sweetheart. She describes herself as a believer, obsessed with her dog, coffee, red wine, and anything gold and sparkly. You can check out her blog at Brie The Pilot's Wife.
Jordan is not only a pilot wife but also a pilot. She describes her blog A Journey in the Persistance of Grace as opening her heart to and being changed by the heart of Jesus.
Lauren likes to share experiences that happen throughout her life on her blog Life With a Side of Tea.
Joanna is a wife, mother of two, part-time worker outside of the home, RPCV (return Peace Corps Volunteer), planner, controller and organiser. She started her blog Daddy...Daddy, Come Back on November 3, 2009 as an outlet. She also has another blog called Pilot Wife Healthy Minute Meals.
Captain Mom is written by Rhonda who blogs about parenting, mommyhood, food & cooking, recipes, humor, commentary...and more.
Marianne is a writer, journalist, blogger, mother of boys, A380 pilot's wife, sun-worshipper and distracted housewife surrounded by souks, skyscrapers, shopping, sea and sand. Her blog is called Circles In The Sand. She has also written an e-book called Cupcakes and Heels.
Samantha from Have Seat Will Travel writes for the little piece of wanderlust that exists in all of us. She states her goal is to help you hone in on your dream travels and make it a reality.
Angelia from The Pilot Wife Life describes her blog like this: My goal is to not only survive this life but to live it well, strengthen our marriages in a field that can destroy them, and use that experience to encourage others who are living this beautiful chaos of the pilot wife life too.
Barbara writes at Wife of A Pilot about Living a First Class Life on a Coach Budget. She has 7 children and 2 grandchildren and has homeschooled for 25 years.
Lindsey at A Pilot's Wife is A born to be blogger. A fashion fanatic. A dog mom. A want to be world traveler.
Couper's blog is Happy Life Pilot Wife. She lives with her husband and 2 children in the Niagara region of Canada. Couper blogs about travel, real life and motherhood.
Monique is a brand new blogger who has just started writing her blog, Pilot Wife, Mom, Entrepreneur about being a mom, pilot wife and small business owner.
Oana is an empty nester and real estate agent who along with her airline pilot husband, love to travel. She shares their adventures, experiences and photography on her blog Pilot and Me.
Bethany and her family love to travel. They decided to homeschool to allow them more freedom to navigate the aviation lifestyle and continue to travel. She writes about her travel and homeschooling experiences at Don't Be Afraid To Choose Adventure.
Kaitlyn describes herself as an Air Force Pilot’s wife, a crunchy mama to two small kids, an Essential Oil addict, and a lover of traveling. On her blog, Prickly Pilot Wife, she shares her thoughts on Motherhood and Homeschooling, Military Life and Oils as well as some delicious looking recipes, homeschooling thoughts, travel tips and business advice.
Laura is a pilot wife and mom who is currently travelling around the world with her kids and blogging about it at Momma With A Map. She also has some great travel advice, packing tips and non-rev information on her blog.
Ashley's blog The Pilot Wifestyle was created when her husband decided to start flight school and she found she had a lot of questions and wasn't sure where to find answers. Her blog is designed to provide pilot wives and families with resources to navigate through the world of aviation.
Kisha started The Kisha Project after she became a mom. She hoped by sharing her stories she can encourage other moms. Kisha says it is important to her that she not sugarcoat anything because none of this has been easy. She covers a variety of topics says her passions are marriage, parenting/motherhood, self-care, and culture.
Taniya started The Flight Wife in the spring of 2015 with the goal of helping other pilot wives find balance and manage their busy lives. Her blog has grown from a tiny little corner of the Internet to a space where thousands of readers now read and share her content daily.
Cassandra is a stay at home mum and full time student whose husband decided to become a pilot after completing his Masters degree. On her blog Life Of The Pilot Wife she writes "It takes a special kind of woman to let her husband soar on his own. And for that, there comes love, support, frustration and humor. I hope you enjoy this journey with me while I learn the ins and outs.".
Jennifer is a mom to 7 children and wife of an ex Navy, now commercial pilot. On her blog, Drop Anchor Antiques, she writes about her experiences restoring furniture, renovating houses and rescuing animals.
Lynsey has been with her pilot for 12 years and as a new pilot wife, struggled to find support and information to help her navigate the lifestyle. She recently decided to start the kind of blog she wanted to see when she was new to the aviation lifestyle. She plans to share lot of tips and advice she's picked up over the years on her blog Flightplans and Crayons but says it will primarily be a personal/lifestyle blog focused on home and family life.
Tiffany has been flying alongside her pilot for over 25 years. She says in that time, she has found a sense of courage, discovered independence that she thought she did not have and developed a better understanding that she can do all things through Christ. Tiffany hopes to to offer other pilots' wives some companionship and a fresh perspective on being a pilot’s wife on her blog Take-offs and Landings of a Pilot's Wife.
Oh wait! Nearly forgot my blog!! I started blogging in January 2016 with the goal to share a little bit about out crazy life with family, friends and others who were interested in reading about our adventures. I hoped that some of the things I shared might also help others in a similar situation to us. My blog, Life, Love and Aviation was the catalyst for starting Sky Families as a way to reach out to other partners of pilots on an even bigger (and hopefully more supportive) scale. Enjoy 🙂