Marc Ashton
When a plane passes over, do you wish you could be flying high above the ground? You can be. You can know the freedom that pilots experience as they travel the limitless sky.
Stop dreaming. BE A PILOT.
Peggy Bakker
Pilot since 1978. Peggy has over 3,600 hours in the air. She enjoys teaching pupils to master the skill of flight and is an avid aviation fan as well.
Tom Dezendorf
Flying has been Tom's passion for over 35 years. Currently the owner of an
IFR certified Piper Archer II, he has logged over 4000 hours, and over 2000
hours as an instructor.
A production engineer for NBC-TV for almost 30 years, he may be the only
Emmy Award Winning flight instructor in the world!
Roger sprouted his wings in the British Royal Air Force. Subsequently he logged 17000 hours in B707s, L1011s and B747s with a major airline flying out of Hong Kong. Roger is a ATP.CFII.MEI and has 5000 hours of charter and instruction on single and twin engine aircraft.
Kevin Brown
Kevin got his license at the age of 17 in 1969. He has 6,000 hours of time as an instructor, charter pilot and first officer on an MD-11. He teaches part-time now.
Bob works for P.G.& E. and for Aeroventure. He has accumulated 1200 hours of flying experience over a period of several years. Even though he enjoys all flights, the trips he made to Mexico have been special. His photo story of those flights can be viewed if you visit this link: Places to Go / Mexico.
Mark Nordquist
Marks true passion is teaching, as is evident by his more than 9000 hours as a Gold Seal flight instructor. He also holds Airline Transport Pilot privileges in single and multi-engine land and sea planes. Mark enjoys flying seaplanes on his time off, and is also a helicopter pilot.
