I’m a University of Texas graduate with a bachelor’s degree in Sociology and a lifelong passion for aviation. I began flying while I was in college and went on to earn my Private Pilot, Instrument, Commercial, Commercial Multi-Engine, CFI, and CFII certificates through multiple flight schools across Texas. That diverse training background has given me a well-rounded perspective and the ability to adapt my teaching style to each individual student.
I currently have about 1,200 total flight...
I’m a University of Texas graduate with a bachelor’s degree in Sociology and a lifelong passion for aviation. I began flying while I was in college and went on to earn my Private Pilot, Instrument, Commercial, Commercial Multi-Engine, CFI, and CFII certificates through multiple flight schools across Texas. That diverse training background has given me a well-rounded perspective and the ability to adapt my teaching style to each individual student.
I currently have about 1,200 total flight hours, including over 900 hours of dual instruction given, along with countless successful checkride passes from my students over the years. While I never originally planned on becoming an instructor, teaching has become the most rewarding part of my aviation career. Helping others understand complex concepts, build confidence, and achieve their goals of becoming certificated pilots has been the most meaningful work of my life since graduating.
I take pride in making aviation approachable, structured, and enjoyable—whether you’re preparing for a checkride, working through instrument concepts, or just looking to become a safer, more confident pilot. There’s nothing better than introducing someone to the world of aviation and watching them succeed.
