Aleksander Mankowski

Operate the aircraft in full compliance with FAA regulations, JSX SOPs, and industry safety standards. Review key flight details including maintenance status, NOTAMs, weather conditions, routing, and fuel loads. Perform all required pre-flight and post-flight checks, safety procedures, and flows to ensure the aircraft is properly configured. Collaborate with captains, flight attendants, dispatchers, ATC, and ground personnel to ensure safe and on time operations. Monitor aircraft systems and performance throughout all phases of flight, identify and address operational issues as required.

Delivered instrument, commercial, and multiengine instruction to a diverse group of students training under FAR Part 61. Worked with students to establish short-term and long-term goals, tailoring training to compliment individual learning styles. Conducted Flight Reviews and Instrument Proficiency Checks for qualified pilots desiring to maintain currency and proficiency. Transitioned between aircraft with diverse avionics, to include traditional ‘6-pack’ displays, glass avionics, and autopilot systems. Achieved a 90% first-time student checkride pass rate, earning the FAA distinction of Gold Seal Flight Instructor. Serve as crew on a Citation C680 for an individual providing timely and exceptional private service.

Responsible for all aspects of aircraft ownership to include ongoing airworthiness, insurance coverage, and tie-down space. Effectively managed the pre-purchase process via the assistance of a third-party logbook and airworthiness auditor. Obtained experience planning and executing long cross-country flights to unfamiliar airfields and thorough complex airspaces.

Provided multiengine add-on ground and flight instruction to students pursuing advanced training under FAR Part 61. Delivered instruction on multiengine aerodynamics, performance considerations, emergency management, and aircraft systems. Coordinated with aircraft maintenance to schedule service/inspections with minimal disruption to student training schedules. Utilized current Airman Certification Standards to evaluate student knowledge and progress prior to checkride endorsements.

Completed 30 hours of academic training and 10 hours of FTD/FFS events focused on airline operations and CRM skills.

Completed an accelerated, career-oriented FAR Part 61 flight training program.