Dual-Rated Commercial Pilot with 3962 hours in helicopters and 126 hours in airplanes. Military experience dates back to 1985. Experience in both Part 135 and Part 91 Operations. Flight Instructor in the Bell 206. Held many flight leadership positions including Section, Division and Flight Lead, Air Mission Commander, Night Systems (NVG) Instructor, Terrain Flight Instructor, Instrument and Standardization Instructor, Air Crew Coordination Instructor and Functional Check Pilot. I have recently obtained a Flight Review in a Cessna 172 and I am flying out of the Cape Fear Jetport.
Responsible for accurate flight planning and transportation of Passengers from point A to B using Various Single and Multi Engine Airplanes
Utilization of a Bell 407 operating under part 135 for the safe transportation of passengers and/or cargo to offshore platforms.
Utilization of both helicopters and airplanes in a safe and efficient manner to conduct the accurate inspection of the attributing pipeline to which is being surveyed.
Rotorcraft Helicopter: 39620 hours
Airplane Single-Engine-Land: 1261 hours
Total Time: 28741 hours
Type Aircraft:
Commercial Certificate
Rotorcraft-Helicopter
Airplane: Single Engine Land
Instrument Rating
Rotorcraft-Helicopter
Airplane
Pilot in Command
T-34 Mentor (Turbo Prop)
Bell 203 (B/C)
Cessna Skyhawk 172
Second Class Medical Certificate
Issued: 4/3/24
Casey Robert Clark Memorial Internship Recipient (2017)
Dean's List Recipient of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (Fall 2015/Present)
Lab Instructor at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University