BRYAN M. HANEY

Responsible for all aspects of aircraft pre/post-flight, final flight planning, cabin preparation and flight duties for Parts 135/91K transport of high-net worth clients throughout North America via the Embraer Phenom 300 aircraft.

Responsible for safe single-pilot Part 135 IFR operations of PC-12NG Pilatus aircraft to facilitate the transport of critically ill and/or injured patients, including loading/unloading, flight planning and dispatch decisions, and flying duties.

• Managed an experienced cadre of civilians and military personnel who train and mentor Carrier Strike Group staffs in the planning and execution of USN strike operations and maritime fires in a synthetic wargaming environment.
• Served as lead mentor for warfare commanders and staffs during high-end fight planning and exercise execution
• Integrated Joint forces and Allied partners into US Navy planning events, to ensure proper utilization of Joint/Allied assets and capabilities in support of naval operations

• Responsible for long-range planning and execution of strike group air operations for USS NIMITZ, and cross-component coordination for planning and employment of strike group fires, while deployed throughout the Middle East and South East Asia
• Coordinated and synchronized Joint US military forces and partner nations during the MALABAR 2020 exercise, including practice air-to-air tactical engagements, aerial refueling, and flight demonstrations
• Lead air operations planner for Carrier Strike Group 11 during Operation OCTAVE QUARTZ, coordinated USMC units to provide 24-hour overwatch and protections of US assets during the evacuation of Somalia in 2020; with zero blue casualties or losses

• Responsible for leading the combat readiness, safety, administration, and development of 32 officers, over 190 enlisted personnel, and the management of 8 EA-18G Growler aircraft and support assets valued at more than $550 million; assigned to Carrier Air Wing 5 aboard USS RONALD REAGAN during multiple Western Pacific deployments.
• Developed and refined specific community-wide EA-18G & FA-18 over-the-horizon kill chain execution procedures in coordination with Joint and USN airborne early warning radar and weapons platforms for advanced weapons systems versus peer adversary maritime units
• Served as lead for large-scale air wing events throughout the Western Pacific theater, and selected as investigative lead on multiple safety investigations
• Directly contributed to extensive planning and detailed coordination for a successful deployment in the Western Pacific area of operations during the COVID pandemic, with zero command COVID cases and full unit combat readiness

• Learned and adapted quickly to updated aircraft flight procedures and software functionality; selected as an emergency fill-in for Commander, Electronic Attack Wing Pacific N7, Director of Training
• As N7, provided technical expertise and recommendations directly to the simulator development teams for realism, aircrew efficiency, and equipment upgrades
• Hand-selected for multiple administrative aircrew boards, utilized deep professional knowledge and attention to detail to make well-informed decisions with far-reaching impact

• As Squadron Operations Officer, led the Operations Department in the detailed planning and execution of combat readiness, aircrew training, and worldwide expeditionary deployment of 23 officers, 175 enlisted personnel and 5 EA-18G aircraft
• Successfully led the planning and execution of multiple trans-Pacific and trans-Atlantic crossings with 5 tactical aircraft to austere locations, dynamically managed close coordination with US Air Force airborne refueling aircraft (KC-135, KC-10) and airlift assets (C-17) for support
• Participated in numerous USAF exercises, including Red Flag, Northern Edge, Max Thunder, coordinated with airborne early warning platforms to facilitate operational efficiency and successful mission outcomes
• As Squadron Maintenance Officer, led over 150 personnel in the upkeep and maintenance of 5 EA-18G aircraft, managed complex aircraft inspection schedules around major training events, and ensured compliance with by-the-book maintenance procedures

• Responsible for planning, execution, and support of operational testing for aircraft software, hardware, and weapons, as well as the development of tactical guides for fleet integration and employment of new aircraft systems.
• As Lead Test Director for integration of the Instrument Landing System (ILS) onto the EA-18G for expeditionary Growler squadrons, developed a cost-effective integrated test program on a tight timeline, providing a critical new capability to fleet EA-18G squadrons
• Utilized performance metrics to assess the effectiveness of testing for ALQ-218 and ALQ-99 systems to work with engineers to identify opportunities for improvements or enhancements for future software upgrades
• Conducted mission planning and test flight events in multiple large scale exercises with Joint airborne early warning platforms, including E-3 AWACS
• As liaison for the US Navy's Jammer Technique Optimization organization, effectively managed finite financial budgets on tight execution timelines, reducing risk and assuring completion of test objectives

• Aggressive pursuit of tactical qualifications resulted in mission commander qualification ahead of peers, contributing to squadron readiness and outstanding tactical reputation
• As Assistant Operations Officer, proactively tracked aircrew qualifications and currency, and ensure compliance with squadron and wing standard operating procedures
• Excelled at maintaining safety margins and leading aircrew through dynamic situations providing airborne electronic attack during long-range combat flight operations deep into Afghanistan in support of US and and NATO ground forces.
• Flew combat missions over Iraq & Afghanistan Feb-Jun 2007.

• Officer Candidate School, Pensacola Fl, Nov 2001 - Mar 2002
• Aviation Pre-Flight Indoctrination, Pensacola, FL, Apr 2002 - Jun 2002
• USN Primary Flight Training, Corpus Christi, TX, Jun 2002 - Jan 2003 (VT-27) T-34C
• USN Intermediate/Advanced Jet Training, Meridian MS, Feb 2003 - Oct 2004 (VT-7, VT-9), T-2C & T-45C
• Fleet Replacement Squadron Training, NAS Whidbey Island, WA, Nov 2004 - Oct 2005 (VAQ-129), EA-6B

• Responsible for management of maintenance personnel and aircrew for 8 turbine-powered cargo aircraft, ensured on-time operations in support of United Parcel Service next-day air delivery in southern California, Arizona, and Nevada.
• Negotiated price and service with customers and vendors to decrease expenses and increase profit by maintaining an on-call and flexible charter cargo capability
• Led hiring, onboarding and training of new hires to support a high standard of aircraft maintenance and appearance
• Analyzed and reported on key performance metrics to senior management to meet performance goals and brief ideas to optimize flight operations and aircrew management