Ambassadors | Aubrey Warrick

Texas is home-sweet-home for Aubrey Warrick…it’s where she established a flourishing aircraft management venture nearly a decade ago. Originally hailing from the Upper Midwest...hold short, you can take the gal out of Michigan, but you can’t take the Michigan out of the gal. We’re pretty certain Aubrey’s spirited, yet wholesome nature has something to do with her upbringing.

Her tenured career as a commercial pilot is full of flashy aircraft and picturesque destinations, but even more vibrant, are the meaningful relationships that she has made all along the way. You’ll never find Aubrey sitting idle in a hotel room during her trips, but on the trails, in the water, up a mountain or at a museum, is where she prefers to explore with the locals. In fact, making friends like this became her coined motto: “Collecting Copilots.”

Her aptly dubbed website, ‘Collecting Copilots,’ is a gathering place for inspirational information among frequent travelers and simply for those who crave fashioning their own journey. And despite her love for aviation, Aubrey will be the first to tell you that living the “high-life” is not all dandy nor ideal. So she has made it her mission, not only to showcase her travels and offer gratuitous consulting for the jet-setting lifestyle, but to boldly reveal the hard truths that most pilots quietly endure as they attempt to realize and preserve their professional dreams. In Aubrey’s case, what she relishes the most is at-home with her husband Blaine along with their two rescue pups Behr and Koda.

We’re honored to have Aubrey as one of our Ambassadors as well as our honorary lifestyle consultant, not because she flies awesome planes and visits idyllic destinations, but because she customarily shares her own success for others’ sake, bringing people together within our awesome industry. In our eyes that’s what influences real change and what we promote here every day at Aviator Mercantile Post.

Quotes Aubrey lives by:

If your dreams don't scare you, then they are not big enough!!

There are 100 ways to learn to fly and one very easy way to crash... and that’s being unwilling to admit you're in trouble in the first place.

If you're the smartest person in the room, you're in the wrong room.

Other peoples opinions are none of your business.

You fly a plane forward, but understand it backwards.

Interested in her work?

Visit Aubrey's website Collecting Copilots and follow her above-the-ground perspective on Instagram and Facebook