Pieter Black
Pilot
Flight Experience & Aircraft
3 type ratings • 5,190 total hours
Total Hours
5,190
Multi-Engine Hours
4,960
Jet Hours
1,828
Turboprop Hours
2,874
Type Ratings
GV
Training date: Oct 2026
Training facility: CAE
1,106 hours in type
G550
GIV
Certificates & Qualifications
ATP - AMEL (G-V, CE-500, CE 525, BE-300)
FAA First Class Medical
Issued Jan 2026
Expires Jun 2026
Restricted Radiotelephone Operator
Work Experience
G550 Captain: GV
Pacific Coast Jets LLC
Full time International Pilot in Command for a Part 91 account. Expertly meeting travel needs focused on safety service and integrity. Review aircraft status, preflight in accordance with the airplanes flight manual and checks weather and facilities along the route and airports to be used to include alternate airports.
CJ2 Captain: CE525
Solairus Aviation
Client Aviation Manager; Lead Pilot in Command for a Part 91 account. Managing aircraft scheduling, maintenance, personnel, and financial aspects of the account.
Standardization Instructor, Captain: GV / CE500
U.S. Army Priority Air Transport (USAPAT)
Worldwide operation to transport senior leaders in support of the Army's Strategic goals. Led the improvement of the C-37 (GV) crew training program and aircraft procedures. Responsible for training, managing the proficiency of 25 pilots, 10 flight engineers, and 17 flight attendants across a fleet of six aircraft (3 CE500, 3 GV).
Instructor, Captain, Maintenance Pilot: BE-200 (C-12)
U.S. Army 1st Battalion 214th Aviation Regiment
Progressed as an instructor to a standardization role. Trained incoming pilots and conducted check rides. Planned, coordinated, and executed the international transportation of senior military officials and civilian dignitaries across 37 countries in Europe, the Middle East, and Egypt.
Instructor, Captain, Maintenance Pilot: BE-300 (RC-12X)
U.S Army 1st Military Intelligence Battalion
Chosen to become an Army Instructor Pilot responsible for the unit's individual, crew, and collective training. During my service, I also spent time operating in Afghanistan, coordinating flights, personnel scheduling, and managing maintenance.
Safety Officer, Captain: BE-200, BE-300 (RC-12D/H/K)
U.S. Army 3rd Military Intelligence Battalion
Quickly advanced to Pilot in Command while overseeing a proactive aviation and ground safety program in a dynamic organization. Mainly learned the duties and responsibilities of the Aviation Safety Officer through self-study, regulations, and mentorship.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Professional Aeronautics
Embry Riddle Aero at Daytona, FL
Profile Overview
5,190
Total Flight Hours
3
Aircraft Types
15
Years Experience
Personal Interests
I am a dedicated Father, teacher and life long learner. A professional that focuses on safety and getting the job done right. I enjoy working with people to achieve shared objectives. I am always looking to improve and learn new things. I like to travel and explore.
Hiking
Running
Camping
Woodworking
DIY