Michael Jefferson

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Experience 

Eastern Air Lines Group, Inc. 

Chief Inspector 

Miami, FL 

April 2015 - Present 

 Oversaw the team tasked with the safety and regulatory compliance of the airline.

 Supervised the maintaining of the Eastern fleet.

 Acted as the principle liaison to the FAA as well as other governmental agencies.

Airworthiness International, Inc. 

Consultant 

Raleigh, NC 

August 2014 – April 2015 

 Verify fleet wide compliance with all Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Airworthiness Directives for a Part 121

airline.

 Format databases for conversion of AD information into the TRAX MRO Fleet Management Software system.

Dynamic Airways, LLC. 

Vice President, Technical Operations 

Greensboro, NC 

January 2014 – August 2014 

 Maintained oversight of the Technical Operations department.

 Supervised the maintaining of the Dynamic fleet.

 Handled all budgetary decisions for the department, which included personnel strength, forecasted and required

maintenance costs, reconfiguration of aircraft interiors, and unscheduled maintenance.

 Approved departmental use of engineering data and asset management for Dynamic Airways overall operation.

 Provided crucial decision making of companies personnel and resource allocation, resulting in the efficient operation of

the airline.

 Negotiated several long term and short term contracts for the fleet of 5 Boeing 767 aircraft, from both domestic and

international vendors.

Airworthiness International, Inc. 

Consultant 

Raleigh, NC 

January 2007 – January 2014 

 Advised Lessor’s, Lessee’s and banks regarding the oversight of their aircraft, inspections, and maintenance checks.

 Provided regulatory knowledge for the transfer of aircraft ownership to include the successfully relocation of aircraft,

parts, and maintenance records to civil authorities in numerous countries.

 Served as the lead Maintenance representative during multiple Part 121 certification processes (Baltia Air Lines, People

Express).

 Successfully created and revised maintenance manuals (to include GMM, CASS, MIPS and Maintenance Training) for

FAA requirements for ATOS and Safety Attribute Inspection (SAI) standards.

Maxjet Airways, Inc. 

Vice President, Maintenance / Director, Maintenance 

Dulles, VA 

December 2004 – January 2007 

 Provided oversight of the Maintenance Department.

 Supervised the return of all airplanes to service

 Provided all budgetary decisions for the department, to include personnel, forecasted maintenance costs,

reconfiguration of aircraft interiors, and unscheduled maintenance.

 Served as lead Maintenance representative during certification, resulting in successful certification.

 Ensured that all requirements regarding the certification process were accomplished.

 Managed the successful revision of required maintenance manuals for application for Extended Range Twin

Operations[s] (ETOPS) aircraft.

 Headed the Maintenance department as team lead for the ETOPS certification process.

 Negotiated several long term and short term contracts for a fleet of 4 Boeing 767 aircraft, from both domestic and

international vendors.

Airworthiness International, Inc. 

Consultant 

Raleigh, NC 

January 2004 – December 2004 

 Assisted with creation of maintenance manuals, resulting in successful certification (Republic Airlines).

 Provided regulatory knowledge for the transfer of aircraft ownership.

Eastern Air Lines

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Midway Airlines, Inc. 

Vice President, Maintenance 

Raleigh, NC 

November 2002 – January 2004 

 Provided oversight of the Maintenance Department.

 Supervised the return of all airplanes to service

 Oversaw the maintenance evolution from a three fleet type, regional airline to a one fleet type airline, ultimately

leading to the conversion to a US Airways express carrier.

 Revamped the entire Maintenance department on numerous occasions and properly staffed each of the new operational

requirements for the airline.

 Handled all budgetary decisions for the department, to include personnel strength, forecasted and required maintenance

costs, reconfiguration of aircraft interiors and unscheduled maintenance.

 Negotiated several long term and short term contracts for a fleet of up to 46 Boeing 737-700, CRJ-200,

Fokker 100 and Airbus A320 aircraft, from both domestic and international vendors.

Midway Airlines, Inc. 

Director, Quality Assurance 

Raleigh, NC 

October 2000 – November 2002

 Oversaw the team tasked with the safety and regulatory compliance of the airline.

 Supervised the maintaining of the Midway fleet.

 Acted as the principle liaison to the FAA as well as other governmental agencies.

 Worked closely with the CEO, COO, Director of Safety and inspectors regarding a wide range of regulatory issues.

 Oversaw the airline’s review and audit of the Operations Department.

 Maintained regulatory compliance of safety, training, reliability and hazardous materials.

 Provided Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) interpretation and recommendations for the airline.

Federal Aviation Administration 

Assistant Principal Maintenance Inspector, 

Winston-Salem, NC 

September 1997 – October 2000 

 Oversaw the day to day operations of numerous FAR Part 121, FAR Part 135 and FAR Part 91 operators.

 Served as on-site investigator for 12 aircraft accidents and incidents.

 Met regularly with aviation related individuals across the state of North Carolina to advise and further their

understanding of the FAR.

 Conducted reviews of approximately 850 reviews of aircraft records and various other compliance documents.

International Air Leases, Inc. 

Manager of Maintenance, 

Miami. FL 

January 1992 – September 1997 

 Managed the maintenance induction schedule.

 Provided maintenance scheduling and performance oversight for 15 full time mechanics.

 Maintained the FAA Industry Drug and Alcohol testing Program and Repair Station vendor auditing requirements.

Eastern Airlines, Inc. 

Supervisor 

Miami, FL 

February 1986 - January 1992 

 Served as Mechanic (2/86-2/90).

 Served as Assistant Lead Power plant Mechanic (3/89-2/90).

 Served as Non Destructive Testing Inspector (2/90-2/92).

 Served as Aircraft Inspector (2/90-2/92).

United States Marine Corps 

Collateral Duty Inspector 

Jacksonville, NC 

February 1983 – February 1986

 Managed the second shift Quality Assurance department.

 Provided Return to Service status to aircraft prior to flight.

 Performed inspections of repairs accomplished by aircraft mechanics.

 Assigned staffing required for the Quality Assurance department.
JUAN P. NUNEZ

OBJECTIVE: Instructor, check airman, Pilot 

FLIGHT RATINGS: 

Airline Transport Pilot: Airplane MEL Simulator instructor: B737, B757/767 

Flight Engineer Turbojet Ground Instructor: Initial and Advance 

Type Ratings: B-737, B757/767 Radio Operator: Restricted 

Commercial Privileges: Airplane SEL Medical Certificate: First Class

FLIGHT TIMES: TOTAL 7505 (Sim. time not Included)

Pilot-in-Command (FAR) 3316 PIC-B737NG/EFIS 2475 Asia/ Europe 805 

Second-in-Command 2558 ETOPS 575 S. &C. America 415

Flight Engineer 1310 Turb. B737(total) 4308 Middle East/Africa 575 

Sim Instructor B737/B757/767 4200 Turb. B727 F/O 804 General Aviation 926

WORK EXPERIENCE: 

JANUARY/2015-Present ChiefPilot Eastern Airlines Building 5A Miami International Airport 4th floor Miami, Fl. 33166,

John Furrneaux Director of Ops, direct supervisor 

MAY/2012-Jan. 2015 Boeing Flight Training Services Miami Campus 6601 NW 36 Street Miami Fl. 33166. 

 Jim Minardi (305) 720-7102 CONTRACT Simulator and Ground school Instructor, teaching advance 

and Initial students on the B-757/767,B737NG. 

APRIL/2012 –Jan/2015 Amerijet International Inc., 3401 NW 72 Ave. Miami Fl. 33166. Jim Peabody(770) 310-7357

B-767 SIM Check Airman, CONTRACT Ground school and flight simulator Instructor, consult in 

training syllabus and procedurse development. 

JAN/2014-Jan/2015 Flight Training International 3401 Quebec St. Suite 9150, Denver Colorado 1800 233-0050

CONTRACT B737 NG FAA Designee, TCE, Simulator and Ground school Instructor, Instructing 

advance and Initial students on the B-737 all models and B-757/767. 

MAY/2007 –AUG./2013 Pan Am Flight Academy, 5000 N.W. 36 Street Miami Fl. 33166 (305) 874-6000 

CONTRACT B737 NG FAA Designee, TCE, Simulator and Ground school Instructor, Instructing 

advance and Initial students on the B-737 all models. B-757/767. 

MAY/1997 – May/2012 Miami Air International 5000 N.W. 36 Street Miami Fl. 33166 (305) 876-3600 

 Capt. John Passwater Captain: B737 NG, B737-400 EFIS Catt II and III qualified, flying charters 

flights on Domestic, Europe, Africa, Middle East, South and Central America, Caribbean and Asian 

routes, 180 minutes ETOPS Qualification Atlantic, Pacific and northern Pacific, First Officer: B-727, 

Flight Engineer: B-727

1991-1994 Commodore Aviation Miami International Airport A&P Mechanic 

1994-1997 Gulfstream International Airlines Miami International Airport A&P mechanic 

EDUCATION:

Aug 85-June 89 High School Miami Sr. High Miami Florida

July 90- March 91 Commercial Pilot FLIGHT SAFETY INTERNATIONAL, Vero Beach Florida 

PRESENT Bachelor Degree Miami Dade College, Aviation Administration 
Eastern Air Lines

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