Thomas Lucas

• +9000 hours as First Officer and Captain, Flew international and Domestic. Monitored flight instrument readings and made necessary adjustments during flight.
• Managed the safe transport of passengers, cargo, and mail on international flights.
• Provided briefings to cabin crew regarding weather conditions, passenger count, cargo weight, fueling needs.
• Ensured all aircraft documentation was accurate before each flight.

• Responded quickly and efficiently to emergency situations as they arose.
• Assisted in navigation planning and monitored aircraft systems throughout flight.
• Monitored engine performance and fuel consumption during flight operations.
• Provided guidance and instruction to new pilots on operational procedures and protocol.
• Confirmed that all required equipment was working properly before each takeoff.
• Verified that all necessary documents had been completed prior to departure.

• Officer In Charge (OIC) of NETSAFA Iinternational Training Center, Schoolhouse on NAS Pensacola for foreign Student Naval Aviators and Student Naval Flight Officers
• Flew as an instructor with VT-86, +1000 hours in T-2

• Instructed student Naval Aviators, flew +1000 hours in T-45A.
• Carrier proficient instructor in T-45A
• Facilitated advanced flight training to enhance pilot proficiency and operational readiness.

• Wrote the AirWing and Ship Air Plan and work Schedule
• Supervised a team of subordinate personnel involved in various aspects of operations.
• Ensured compliance with applicable laws, regulations and standards related to operations.
• Tracked inventory levels across all locations and ensured timely replenishment when required.
• Assisted with the development of operational plans and procedures.
• Resolved conflicts between different departments within

+3000 hours as a F-14 Pilot

Worked up and cruised with:

VF-142

VF-21

VF-103

• Simulator and Aircraft Instructor
• Maintained accurate records of attendance, grades and assessments for all students in the course.
• Managed classroom behavior effectively using positive reinforcement strategies.

• Student Naval Flight Officer
• VT-10
• VT-86

• VT-3 NAS Whiting
• VT-23 NAS Kingsville
• VT-21 NAS Kingsville