Nicholas Dorosan

Operate King Air 90s as the sole pilot, in a safe and professional manner. Review mission requirements, customer needs and objectives, as well as all pertinent information to the surrounding flight area, prior to each flight. Perform comprehensive preflight planning, including aircraft inspections, weather briefings, performance calculations, and passenger briefings. Apply sound judgement and decision-making throughout the entirety of each flight to ensure safe and efficient flight operations. Maintain passenger safety and comfort while adapting to changing conditions and customer requirements.

Serve as PIC of King Air 90s, conducting safe and precise low-level aerial application operations. Exercise adequate aeronautical decision-making while maintaining a high standard of safety during demanding missions. Provide leadership and hold a high standard of crew resource management in the cockpit. Obtain and maintain required state agricultural licences for Aerial Application. Monitor aircraft maintenance records and mission specific spray equipment to ensure safety, airworthiness and operational readiness. Obtain NVG qualification and maintain proficiency as well as currency in accordance with FAR 61.57.

Operate King Air 90s as a PIC across a variety of mission profiles. Conduct thorough planning, including familiarization with destination and alternate airports, weather, fuel requirements, navigation, NOTAMS, and any other restrictions. Hold a high standard of crew resource management in the cockpit. Communicate effectively with managers, customers, and the System Operations Center. Monitor aircraft maintenance records to ensure the aircraft are in safe and proper conditions to operate. Adapt quickly to changing operational and environmental circumstances while maintaining sound judgement and situational awareness.

Operate specially modified, high-performance aircraft in support of skydiving operations. Maintain extensive knowledge of applicable skydiving procedures and FAA regulations. Conducted flight operations at altitudes up to 10,500 feet while maintaining precise aircraft control to accommodate skydiving operations safely and efficiently. Performed aircraft fueling, preflight inspections, and weather briefings to effectively determine the safety of each flight.