Professional Vitae

Biographical:

Wallace G. McClellan

306 Blackheath Drive

Pittsburgh, PA 15205-9411

Home: (412) 787-3829 Cell: (412) 260-9226

E-Mail: elwallo@aol.com, wally.g.mcclellan@boeing.com

Born in Kansas City, MO, April 18, 1947

Resident of Pittsburgh since 1981

Married with three daughters

Academic Preparation:

Baccalaureate Degree, Mathematics, West Virginia University

Morgantown, West Virginia, 1969

Masters Degree, Industrial Management, Central Michigan University

Mount Pleasant, Michigan, 1978

Professional Experience:

C-130E aircraft commander, CCK AB, Taiwan, 1970-1972

Flew two tours of combat missions during the Vietnam conflict and 

later instructed in the aircraft.

T-38 instructor pilot, Laughlin AFB, TX, 1973-1975

Flight commander in a pilot training squadron. Instructed and 

supervised the administrative and operational training requirements 

of instructor pilots, students, and other squadron personnel.

T-39 Sabreliner instructor pilot, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH, 1975-1978

Instructor pilot, flight examiner, and chief of 

standardization/evaluation for the wing. Provided airlift for general 

officers, Presidential cabinet members, and congressional members.

Responsible for all flight evaluations, standardization, and discipline 

of all attached wing flight personnel.

B-727 Flight Officer, United Airlines, Chicago, 1978-1981

Flight engineer on the Boeing 727 aircraft.
International Captain, US Airways, B-757/767, Philadelphia International 

Airport, 1981-2007

Flight Engineer on B-727 aircraft; First Officer on BAC-111, B-727, 

and B-737 aircraft, Captain on B-737, DC-9/MD-80, A-319/320/321,

and B-757/B-767 aircraft.

B-767 / B-787 Manager of Training / Instructor Pilot, Boeing Company, 

Seattle, 2007 to present

B-767 simulator instructor pilot on All Nippon Airlines (ANA)

contract in Tokyo, Japan. Manager of Training responsible for IP 

training and office management. B-787 simulator instructor pilot on 

IP training and all airline contracts in Seattle, London, Singapore, 

Shanghai, and Tokyo.

Flight Time Experience:

Military Flight Time: 6,915 hours

Private Flight Time: 4,750 hours

Airline Flight Time: 15,910 hours

Flight Engineer: 1,750 hours

Simulator: 1,448 hours

Total Flight Experience: 30,773 hours 

Licenses, Certificates, and Ratings:

Airline Transport Pilot Airplane Multi-engine Land

Ratings: A-320, B-737, B-757/B-767, DC-9/80, N-265, B-777, B-787

Commercial Privileges

Airplane Single Engine Land

Flight Engineer

Turbojet Powered (B-727 Experience)

Restricted Radio-Telephone Operators Permit

Current Medical Certificate First Class

 

Military Decorations:

Distinguished Flying Cross, Air Medal with Clusters, Distinguished Service 

Medal, Vietnamese Medal of Honor, Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry 
Type PIC SIC IP DUAL SIM 

IFR

ACT 

IFR

TOT 

TIME

LAST 

6 MO

SIM 

TIME

FE 

NAV

PA-28 10 40 4 50

PA-30 790 40 15 830 20

C-172 665 15 30 6 710

T-34 3,150 10 3,160

T-37 50 250 25 300

T-38 1,720 20 1,400 250 40 20 1,990

C-130E 1,135 760 750 80 1,895 10

N-265 2,580 150 2,100 250 2,730

BAC111 810 85 810 52

B-727 900 75 900 45 1,750

B-737 2,400 2,500 400 4,900 90

MD-80 3,200 300 3,200 50

AB-320 2,200 220 2,200 45

B757/767/787

3,900 400 3,900 1,156

TOTAL 21,800 5,205 4,250 570 75 1,845 27,575 20 1,448 1,750

FLIGHT TIME SUMMARY