
Trustworthy, personable pilot who is dedicated to safety and mentorship of the next generation of pilots as a Certified Flight Instructor. Revered for getting along well with others and all types of personalities. Experienced and adaptable pilot proficient in operating a variety of aircraft.
Provide flight and ground instruction while emphasizing safety, SOP compliance, aeronautical decision making, and CRM. Train students in instrument, multi-engine, and advanced flight operations while maintaining accurate training records.
Teach college level instrument flight coursework covering IFR procedures, regulations, weather, navigation, and aeronautical decision making. Prepares students for safe, professional instrument operations and FAA knowledge requirements.
Assisted with aviation meteorology instruction, emphasizing weather interpretation, theory, forecasting, and operational decision making.
Provided fast, friendly customer service while maintaining food safety, cleanliness, teamwork, and efficiency in a fast paced environment.
Honors graduate of Part 141 coursework including: Advanced Aerodynamics/Navigation, Aviation Safety, Aircraft Systems, Aviation Law, and Meteorology.
Total Time as of August 2026 - 1050 Hours
PIC - 900 hours
SEL - 849
MEL - 196
Nighttime - 68
Cross-Country - 253
Turbine - 40
Instrument - 91
Dual Given - 612