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Donald
G. Torrini 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.
Dan Greenwald
Dan started an aircraft management and consulting company in 2003 through which he maintains and flies a variety of planes: Extra 300L, Piper Archer; Piper Arrow; Bonanza A36, Cessna 337; Cessna 340; Cessna 421C; King Air C-90 Blackhawk, and Cheyenne III. He is an active Flight Instructor and Acrobatic Instructor with more than 5000 hours total time, and has instructed in aircraft ranging from the Piper Tomahawk through the King Air 200.
George
E Perry (Butch) 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.
Luis R.
Savigne Luis R. Savigne is an experienced 20 year pilot instructor, logging over 15,000 hours, of which, 9,000 are in turboprop King Air's and Piper Cheyenne's. He also instructs in the Cessna 300 and 400 series aircraft along with the Piper PA31 series. Mr. Savigne is the owner of Florida Flight Centers in Sarasota, Florida, where he manages several turboprop aircraft for various companies. In his 20 year career, Mr. Savigne has provided over 5,000 hrs. as a flight instructor and currently presents initial and recurrent training around the United States for In Flight Review, Inc. He holds certified FAA-ATPCFIIMEI ratings. He is fluent in English and Spanish and has flown and trained pilots in many countries outside of the United. States.
Bill Brunton 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
pilot for several different organizations'. Bill has recently
joined In Flight Review, Inc. as an instructor, providing initial
and recurrent training in piston and turboprop aircraft around
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