Jared Black

Experienced corporate aviation professional providing safe, efficient, and customer-focused private air transportation for Part 91 operations. Skilled in operating a variety of business jets, with expertise in international and domestic flight operations. Key Responsibilities: • Serve as Pilot in Command (PIC) for corporate and charter flights, ensuring full compliance with FAA regulations, company SOPs, and industry best practices.

Instructed advanced instrument flying, VFR/IFR navigation, IAPs, RNAV SIDs & STARs, tactical 2- and 4-ship formation and air-to-air maneuvering, low-level and cross-country operations, emergency procedures and upset prevention and recovery training. Led 75 geographically separated USAFR student pilots; assisted with pay, training and personnel issues.

Taught and mentored student pilots in flight fundamentals, IFR/VFR navigation, and CRM/TEM Led the advanced handling characteristics program to enhance flying safety and standardization Evaluated student performance and tailored instruction to meet individual learning needs.

Demonstrated proficiency in employing the A-10C while collaborating with joint terminal attack controllers (JTACs) to deliver ordnance, enhance combat effectiveness and ensure mission success Established the Air Force’s first Surrogate Predator Squadron to provide pre-deployment training; instructed unmanned aerial vehicle close air support tactics, techniques, and procedures.

Upgraded into the A-10C which utilized a new Glass flightdeck, HUD and an advanced avionics suite Digitally-aided close air support lead planner; improved network connectivity and increased training effectivity.

Executed flights to provide close air support to ground forces and reconnaissance missions Proficient in multi-ship CRM and CRM with ground personnel as well as TEM principles and ADM.

Delivered safe and reliable aircraft which included maintenance, fuel, weapons support, and logistics.