OBJECTIVE: Corporate Pilot

EXPERIENCE:

ATP, type rated, current and qualified in the G-IV. Over two and a half years as a Gulfstream IV instructor and training program manager with FlightSafety International. Twenty two year career in the U.S. Air Force as an instructor pilot, staff officer, and aircraft technician

EDUCATION:

• Master of Aeronautical Science, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, 1988
• Bachelor of Science, Math/Science (with honors), Rollins College, 1982
• Associate of Applied Science, Avionics Systems Technology, Community
• College of the Air Force, 1980
• FLIGHT TRAINING: Gulfstream IV Recurrent, (61.58, 135.293/297) (1999)
• Gulfstream IV Initial (1996)
• B-52 Instructor Pilot Course (1990)
• Advanced Instrument Flying Course (1989)
• B-52 Aircraft Commander Qualification Course (1989)
• T-37 Instructor Pilot Training Course (1984)
• Air Force Undergraduate Pilot Training (1984)

RELATED EXPERIENCE:

• Program Manager, GIV instructor (part 91 and 135), FlightSafety International, Savannah, GA (11/96 ­ 6/99). Taught Gulfstream IV systems and procedures in classroom and flight simulator. Managed training program for a major client company staffed with over 105 pilots. Duties included instructor training and scheduling, specialized courseware development, simulator scenario development, classroom instruction and simulator instruction

 
• Instructor - Air Force Instructor Pilot Training Center, Randolph AFB, TX

 
• (1/92 - 12/94) Taught instructor pilot candidates to teach aerobatics, instruments, formation, and navigation in jet aircraft.

 
• B-52 Instructor Pilot, Loring AFB, ME. (1/89 - 12/91) Commanded six man flight crew and multi-aircraft formations. Taught all aspects of pilot procedure, aircraft systems operation, and crew coordination in aircraft and flight simulator

 
• T-37 instructor pilot and evaluator pilot, Loring AFB ME and Columbus AFB MS. (10/84 - 7/88) Taught aerobatics, instruments, formation, and navigation to Undergraduate Pilot Training students in aircraft and flight simulator.

 
• Performed initial qualification and recurrent training for B-52 and KC-135 pilots. Gave oral evaluations and in-flight pilot check-rides.

OTHER WORK EXPERIENCE:

• Air Liaison Officer, Ft Stewart, GA, 1/95 ­ 11/96
• Assistant Director of Squadron Operations, Randolph AFB, TX, 7/94-12/94
• Chief of Airfield Management, Randolph AFB, TX, 11/93 - 7/94
• Chief of T-37 instructor pilot academics, Randolph AFB TX. (1/92 - 11/93
• Various Air Force enlisted assignments, 1/75 ­ 1/83

FLIGHT TIME:

• Grand Total - 3828
• Pilot in Command - 2599
• Instrument - 313
• Instructor - 1574
• Night - 227

Available June 1, 1999, References available upon request