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"The best safety device in any aircraft is a well-trained crew."TM |
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A.L. Ueltschi, Chairman & FounderAl Ueltschi learned to fly at the earliest possible age, soloing at 16 at an airfield not far from his home on a Kentucky dairy farm. The enterprising youngster opened a hamburger restaurant, the "Little Hawk," where the main dish cost just a nickel. He used his demonstrated entrepreneurial skills as collateral on a loan of $3,500, the purchase price of an open cockpit aircraft in which he gave flying lessons, staged his own air shows and barnstormed around the country. • Full biography |
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Bruce N. Whitman, President & CEOBruce Whitman joined FlightSafety International in 1961 as Assistant to the President after two years as Senior Executive Assistant with the National Business Aircraft Association. Later that year, he was elected Vice President and a Director of the company. In 1962, he was named Executive Vice President. He was promoted to his present position in 2003. • Full biography |
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