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OUR FOUNDER

Robert Is Passionate And Experienced
Robert J. Losurdo, founder and CEO of In Flight Review, Inc., is not new to training He has developed training programs and manuals for several companies throughout  the United States and Europe. Mr. Losurdo has over 40 years of experience. He has logged over 25,000 hours and holds an ATP, CFII and MEII ratings. Mr. Losurdo was program coordinator for SimCom Training Centers in Orlando, Florida. During his tenure there, Mr. Losurdo trained over 200 pilots and logged over 3,500 hours of simulator instruction. He has presented more than 20,000 hours of classroom instruction over the past 25 years. Mr. Losurdo was also Director of Training for ATM, a training facility in Vero Beach, Florida, providing piston and turboprop training throughout the country. During the 70's and 80's, Mr. Losurdo owned and operated an FAA Part 135 Charter operation and was chief flight instructor for a Part 141 training program where he graduated several hundred students. Mr. Losurdo has piloted many piston and turboprop aircraft over the past 40 years. He is typed in the HS125 Hawker Siddley. Mr. Losurdo has been guest speaker for many high schools and universities during their career day events promoting flying and safety.

OUR MISSION IS SAFETY

We Have Instructors In Your Area That Will Come To You
GEORGE E. PERRY (BUTCH)
Flight Instructor

George currently flies for several companies. He has taught at In-flight Review since 2001 in all the Piper Cheyenne series and King Air A, B, C, and A-200 and B-200 series. He has given dual in Shorts, Cessna 300, and 400 series. George has been FAR part 135 check airman for many companies.

George has been a Piper Corpac, demo pilot in all the Cheyenne's as well as worked for Lockheed Martin flying for NASA at Dryden Flight Research Center, Edwards Air Force Base in California.

George holds an ATP SMEL & Sea and Lear-Jet type rated. Commercial Pilot Glider, Balloon, Gold Seal Flight Instructor Airplane and Glider has given extensive aerobatic dual and has logged over 12,000 flight hours. He also holds an A&P as well as being Typed in the Falcon 50 and Falcon 900.
BILL BRUNTON
ATPCFIIMEI /Designated Examiner

Mr. Brunton has logged over 14,000 hours of total time, and has given over 7,000 hours of dual instruction in aircraft ranging from J3 Cubs to Jets. Bill holds ATP, CFII, MEI, AGI, IFI certificates and is type rated in the BE200, BE300, BE300F, BE1900, BE2000, and CE500 aircraft.

Mr. Brunton was employed by Beech Aircraft Corporation as a pilot Instructor in the Beech Training Center from 1976 through 1986. He taught Beech customers in ground courses along with simulator and flight sessions. He authored many of the courses and developed the training materials used. He worked for Flight Safety International from 1986 to 1990 where he was Director of Standards along with duties as ground, Simulator and flight instructor. He has been an FAA Designated Examiner for Private through ATP and for the type ratings he holds.

Mr. Brunton was the Director of Aviation and Chief Pilot for a large corporation for several years. For the last 15 years Mr. Brunton has been a free lance pilot and instructor serving corporate and charter pilots for several different organizations'. Bill has flown for In Flight Review, Inc. since the year 2000 as an instructor, providing initial and recurrent training in piston and turboprop aircraft around the country
DONALD G. TORRINI
Flight Instructor

Mr. Torrini is a retired Army Aviator and retired FAA operation inspector.

He holds an ATP CFIISMEL and has logged over 12,000 flight hours. He also holds an A&P with IA. He has presented over 10,000 hours of classroom instruction on aircraft systems. His expertise is turboprop aircraft systems and operations. He has both corporate and FAR 135 experience. He is type rated in the SA227, CE-500 and Lear Jet.
GARY BROWN
ATP CFII MEI

Gary Brown has  over 31,000 hours with over 20,000 in flying as Captain the Boeing 727,  737 and 777 aircraft.

Captain Brown instructed in Commuter Airline turboprops and in Major Airlines in
Boeing jet for Continental Airlines aircraft prior to joining In Flight Review.
MARK C. FRNKA
Flight Instructor

Mark began his aviation career in 1969 when he soloed on his 16th birthday and has since logged over 13,000 hours. He holds an ATP (ASEL and AMEL), CFII, MEI, and is type rated in the BE-300 (PIC), EA 50S (PIC), DA20 (SIC), and CE-500 (SIC).  He has given over 3000 hours of dual since 1978 in aircraft including: Cessna 300 & 400 series, Beechcraft BE55 & BE58 Baron’s, and the Beechcraft BE60 Duke.  He also served as an instructor and mentor pilot for the Eclipse 500 VLJ..
Mark recently retired as Chief pilot for an Oil and Gas Part 91 flight operation that operated 350 and B200 King Air’s as well as Conquest I’s, where he served for the past 10 years.  His past experience includes FAR Part 121 and 135 operations, as well as numerous freelance instructing positions.  His passion is Safety and Professionalism is all aspects of aviation and loves to share the knowledge he has accumulated over the past 40 years in aviation.

Safety Is No Accident

In Flight Review's Instructors are proficient pilots with a minimum of 5000 flight hours with 1000 of them as an instructor. They hold Commercial Licenses or ATP Certificates with CFII and MEI ratings at a minimum. Their background experience is in airline, corporate, or military flying and they are experts in subject matter and training skills.

Instructors have a minimum of 200 hours in each aircraft in which they train and continue to expand their education by attending aircraft manufacturers airframe and engine schools.