Aviation Professsional
Aviation Specialist
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I’m an Australian aviator now based in Seattle, with a background that bridges finance and flight. After beginning my career in finance and accounting, I followed my lifelong passion for aviation and moved to the United States to pursue it full-time. Since then, I’ve built a diverse career as a flight instructor, mentor to owner-pilots of corporate jets, airline captain under Part 121 operations, and now as a pilot for a Fortune 500 flight department. I bring a balance of analytical precision, operational leadership, and a deep commitment to safety and professionalism in every flight.
Below is a non-comprehensive list of aircraft in which I’m experienced and certified as Pilot in Command under FAA regulations. The type ratings I hold authorize me to operate these models—as well as other aircraft that fall under the same type categories.
The Falcon 8X is a long-range business jet with a range of 6,450 nautical miles, capable of non-stop intercontinental flights. Its three high-efficiency engines, advanced avionics, and spacious, customizable cabin combine performance, comfort, and access to challenging airports worldwide.
The Falcon 2000EX is a twin-engine business jet offering long-range performance with a range of approximately 3,900 nautical miles. It combines efficiency, reliability, and a spacious cabin for up to 10–12 passengers, providing comfort for intercontinental flights and access to airports with shorter runways.
The Citation CJ4 is a light business jet with a range of around 2,000 nautical miles, seating up to 10 passengers. It offers efficient performance, excellent short-field capability, and a comfortable cabin for regional and cross-country flights.
The Embraer 175 is a regional jet known for its efficiency, performance, and passenger comfort. Seating up to 76 passengers with a range of approximately 2,200 nautical miles, it offers jet-speed service on regional and medium-haul routes with exceptional reliability and smooth handling.
The CRJ 200 is a regional jet designed for efficiency and reliability, typically seating up to 50 passengers. With a range of about 1,700 nautical miles, it delivers jet performance and comfort on short- to medium-haul routes while maintaining excellent operating economics.
The King Air B200 GT is a twin-turboprop aircraft with a range of approximately 1,580 nautical miles. It combines rugged reliability, efficient performance, and a spacious, versatile cabin for up to 9 passengers, ideal for short- to medium-range flights and operations from shorter runways.
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