Part 22, page 178

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SOME PROFESSIONALS JUST HAVE TO BE READY FOR TOUGH BREAKS. Flying professionally without adequate disability coverage makes about as much sense as playing ball in nothing but your stocking feet and Jockey shorts. That wouldn't be true, of course, if you earned your living as a doctor or a lawyer or an Indian chief. But since you don't—since your financial well-being will always depend on your physical well-being—once again we'd like to make a suggestion: Check into The Watt Plan. The Watt Plan pays you from $25,000 to $75,000 after the specified waiting period, if you're permanently prevented from flying for your airline for medical reasons. And you receive that payment in one, big, tax-free lump-sum. Which simply means that if you busted your ankle playing Frisbee with your kids, it wouldn't be such a tough break. If you'd like to find out more, just drop a postcard to: Harvey W. Watt, Atlanta Airport, P.O. Box 20787, Atlanta, Georgia 30320. Aviation Insurance Agency

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