Alexis *********
Work Preferences
Job Search Status: Actively Seeking Employment
Employment Preference:
Location Preference:
Willing to Relocate
Type of Operations Pilot Will Consider:
Airline, Cargo, Corporate, Flight School, Charter, Government, Ferry Operation, Firefighting, Emergency Medical
Licenses
Pilot License
License Type: Airline Transport Pilot
Ratings: Airplane Single Engine Land, Instrument Airplane, Instrument Helicopter
Type Ratings (Helicopter): AB-139/AW-139
Flight Instructor License
Ratings: Certified Flight Instructor Instrument
Issued:
Medical Certificate
Class: Visible to employers with a view package
Issued: Visible to employers with a view package
Other
Current Passport: Yes
FCC Radio Certificate: Yes
Flight Times
| Total Time: 9857.3 | Part 121 Time: |
| Pilot in Command: 5652.9 | Part 135 Time: 2100 |
| Multi Engine Time: 8056.7 | Instrument Time: 1158.2 |
| Turbine Engine Time: 9060.2 | Cross Country: 9000 |
| Turbine PIC: 4855.9 | Night Time: 3600.7 |
| Dual Given: 5000 | Time last 3 months: |
| Time towards 121.436(a)(3): | Time last year: |
Experience
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Feb 2019 October 2022
Chief Flight Instructor at Eighth US Army Korea
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As Lead Standardization Instructor Pilot for Eighth Army, Camp Humphreys Korea responsible for training and evaluating all assigned aviators, including Brigade, Battalion, and Company Instructor Pilots. Created Program of Instruction, syllabus, and obtained official Department of Training and Doctrine (DOTD) training material for Green Platoon program for all airframes in Republic of Korea including UH-60, AH-64, CH-47, Grey Eagle UAV. Provided classroom, simulator, and aircraft flight instruction in Tactics, Techniques and Procedures (TTPs) of attack helicopter combat operations, Nap of the Earth (NOE) flight, Night Vision Goggle (NVG) operations, Forward Looking Infrared (FLIR) operations, multi-ship/formation flight, instrument flight, emergency procedures, Korean airspace operations, and aerial gunnery procedures. Assisted in revising and editing Korean airspace aviation regulations. Selected by name to evaluate standardization procedures related to accident investigations of all airframes in Korea, including fixed wing intelligence gathering aircraft. Represented Eighth Army in aerial gunnery range coordination with Korean 5th Corps and Ministry of Defense.
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Feb 2014 - March 2019
AW139 IFR Captain/HAA Captain at Era Helicopters
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As FAR Part 135 Captain led a team of diverse international pilots in the safe operation of the AW139 helicopter in on-demand operations over water in IFR and VFR conditions. Worked closely with partners and oil industry customers while transporting passengers to and from oil drilling platforms, production platforms, and sonar vessels. Responsible for the preflighting of aircraft, mission planning, weight and balance calculations, route planning and safe IFR operations. Selected by the Director of Operations and Chief Pilot to evaluate Lake Charles Flight Operations Center procedures and advised on improvements and strengths and weaknesses. Within one hitch of Gulf of Mexico IFR operations submitted a change to the checklist for AW139 operation which was immediately accepted and integrated as the company standard. Advised the Chief Pilot on training standardization, crew selection, and improvements to in-processing procedures. Performed as a Helicopter Air Ambulance Captain in Parimaribo, Suriname for oil exploration operations with American and Suriname partners. As one of the first crews selected to work in Suriname advised the Lead Pilot and Director of Operations to establish Standard Operating Procedures and travel/housing/training programs for company pilots.
Education
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2005-2018
MA Finance at Walden University
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1982 - 2005
BA Mathematics at Thomas Edison University
Flying & Driving History
Driving Infractions
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FAA Infractions
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Pilot Checkride Failures
Number of Checkride Failures: Visible to employers with a view package
Description of Checkride Failures
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What Checkride Failures Covers
These are from the pilot's first flight hour to present and include failures or not satisfactorily completed training or checking events? Includes check rides, stage checks, line checks, PTs, PCs, AQP, or any other training event.
Military Service
Served in the Army
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Status: Retired
Rank: W-4
Other
Date available to start a new job:
Can work in the U.S.: Visible to employers with a view package
Languages fluent in:
Currently Employed: Visible to employers with a view package
Ever been discharged from employment due to misconduct: Visible to employers with a view package
Can prospective employers contact current employer: Visible to employers with a view package
Can prospective employers contact previous employers: Visible to employers with a view package