Max Hagberg

Flying has been an integral part of my life for as long as I can remember. My grandfather introduced me to flying in his Cardinal RG when I was three years old, and from an early age I knew I wanted to make flying my profession. I soloed at 16, earned my Private Certificate at 17, and have been focused on advancing my career since. After beginning my professional career as an instructor, I joined a Part 135 operator where I have been fortunate to advance quickly through the ranks; from Cirrus PIC to CJ PIC and Cirrus Part 135 Check Airman. In just a few years, I've accumulated more than 3100 hours of total time, including 1900 hours in the CJ, with 1300 in the last 12 months. My favorite aspect of Part 135 flying is that no two days are the same. I am consistently flying into new airports, meeting new clients, and continually adapting to negotiate the wide variety of operational challenges that arise.