Joe Pilot
1000 Aviation Way
Teterboro, New Jersey 07450
C: 201-555-5555 E: joepilot@gmail.com
Objective
Corporate Flight Officer Position with ABC Company
Flight Hours
Total Time 25011
Turboprop 25011
Instructor 25011
Certificates
& Ratings
Airline Transport Pilot: AMEL
Commercial Privileges: ASEL
Type Ratings: CL-65, CE-525
FCC Restricted Radiotelephone Operators Permit
Certified Flight Instructor: Single, Multi-engine, Instrument
FAA First Class Medical Certificate
US Passport: Current, Unrestricted
Experience
00/00 to Pres.
Pilot in Command
25011
Second in Command 25011
Turbine PIC
25011
Multi-engine
Instrument
Night
25011
25011
25011
SkyWest Airlines, St. George, UT
Line Check Airman/Captain: CRJ-200/700/900
 Part 121 passenger operations throughout the US, Canada and Mexico
 Conduct initial and recurrent training for new hires and Captains
 Responsible for the efficient transport of passengers and cargo while complying with company
policies and procedures in a safe and professional manner
First Officer: EMB-175
 Responsible for supporting in crew coordination, timely transport, top-notch customer service
00/00 to 00/00
US Forest Service, Tacoma, WA
Firefighter Pilot/ Helitack Foreman: B-52
 Conduct aerial observation for early detection and coordinated response teams for fire suppression
00/00 to 00/00
Sierra Academy Flight School, Oakland, CA
Flight Instructor: Cessna 172/182
 Part 141/61 operations conducting flight training for beginning through advanced ratings
00/00 to 00/00
BizJetJobs.com, Omaha, NE
Aviation Jobs Specialist
 Helped corporate pilots find the best schedule, pay, corporate culture and fit in their new position
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with qualified, experienced corporate pilots
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Point of Interest Multiple Oceanic and Central/South American operations: proficiencies in out-of-radar coverage,
class II navigation and HF radio operations; both trained in and operated in special Latin American high
altitude airports, depressurization escape procedures, reduced aircraft performance and non-standard
ATC facilities
Systems
Knowledge
APG, CPCALC, IPAD, Jeppesen flight deck, EFIS, Universal, Rockwell Collins, FMS, TCAS II, EGPWS,
NEXRAD, WAAS
Education
University of Puget Sound, Tacoma, WA
Bachelor of Science Degree: Business Administration
Additional
Volunteer: Angel Flight providing transportation for terminally ill patients and their families
Interests: Own and operate a Cessna 152 for personal use and to rent to local flight school
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