PILOT INFORMATION
Derek
Age: 38 Years
Flowery Branch, Georgia 30542
AIRCRAFT EXPERIENCE
| Aircraft Type | |
|---|---|
| Total Flight Time: | 3020 Hours |
| Total PIC Time: | 1700 Hours |
| Total SIC Time: | 1320 Hours |
| Total Single Engine Time: | 65 Hours |
| Total Multi Engine Time: | 2900 Hours |
| Total Turbine Time: | 2700 Hours |
| Total Turbine PIC Time: | 1700 Hours |
| Total Turbine SIC Time: | 1300 Hours |
| BeechJet 400 (Hawker 400) | |
|---|---|
| Total Time: | 500 |
| Total PIC Time: | 0 |
| Type Rated: | Yes |
| Date of Last Flight: | April 6, 2017 |
| King Air 90/A100/200 | |
|---|---|
| Total Time: | 1700 |
| Total PIC Time: | 300 |
| Type Rated: | Yes |
| Date of Last Flight: | February 17, 2017 |
| S-76 | |
|---|---|
| Total Time: | 167 |
| Total PIC Time: | 0 |
| Type Rated: | Yes |
| Date of Last Flight: | July 1, 2011 |
| Other Flight Experience | |
|---|---|
| Total Simulated Instrument Time: | 188 Hours |
| Total Actual Instrument Time: | 650 Hours |
| Total Takeoffs and Landings: | 1500 |
| Total Cross Country Time: | 2600 Hours |
| Total Night Cross Country Time: | 300 Hours |
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
| Job Title: | Line Pilot |
| Aircraft Flown: | Beech Jet 400XP\'s |
| Job Description: | Line Pilot for a Part 135 charter operation flying Beech Jet 400XP\'s. |
| Job Title: | Chief Pilot |
| Aircraft Flown: | Cessna 441 and 310 |
| Job Description: | Chief Pilot for an international aerial imaging company. 9 aircraft in the fleet with Turboprop airframes, coordinated flights into and out of Mexico and Canada as well as restricted airspace throughout the US. |
| Job Title: | Company Commander |
| Aircraft Flown: | King Air 200 |
| Job Description: | Company Commander for a continuously deployed, fixed-wing Theater Aviation Company, which provides full spectrum fixed-wing aviation operational support for priority passengers and cargo both CONUS and overseas contingency operations, directly supporting the 11th Aviation Command, U.S. Army Reserve Command, Joint Operations Support Airlift Center, and all supported OCONUS theater commands. Responsible for eight C-12V aircraft and aviation equipment valued at $28.4 million dollars, located at two geographically dispersed CONUS locations. Executes a flying hour program consisting of over 4000 hours. Maintains a command climate which fosters initiative, readiness, safety, and the expeditious ability to mobilize, deploy, and execute continuous aviation support to full spectrum and overseas contingency operations anywhere in the world. As C-12V Pilot in Command, responsible for the safe, efficient operation of the unit aircraft in day, night, and inclement weather conditions. |
EDUCATIONAL HISTORY
| Major: | Park and Recreation Management |
| Degree Type: | Bachelor Degree |
| Completed: | Yes |
| Major: | Associates of Arts |
| Degree Type: | Associate Degree |
| Completed: | Yes |