Jerry Nemier

Since my father loved aircraft and was on the first aircraft carriers in the Navy (USS Langley and USS Ranger) up to the start of WWll and based at Alameda Naval Air Station until the end of the war, I was exposed to flying at a young age. I started saving money to...

Gene McCutcheon

My first flight was at the age of fourteen in a Boeing 737.  It was a short hop from the San Francisco International Airport to the Stockton Airport.  I remember looking down in amazement from 10,000 ft. at all the square farm fields.  I knew then; I had to become a...

Nelson Wolfmeier

Nelson grew up in Thornton, Colorado before joining the United States Air Force. He served 20 years and was stationed in England, Idaho, Korea, Alaska, and Utah.  Nelson is originally from Colorado and learned to fly in Alaska. He has flown survey, cargo, and part...

Erik Skjerseth

Erik currently works at Jeppesen during the day, and is a Certified Flight Instructor by night/weekend. His belief is that flying is a great way to view things from a unique perspective and enjoys being able to introduce others to the joy of flying. Erik strives to...

Jeff Hartig

Jeff’s introduction to flying came in 1966 when he first flew in a Cessna 172 at sunrise over Phoenix Arizona. He then discovered an Aviation Explorer Post at Deer Valley Airport, where he learned more about flying and pursued his Private Pilot license. He received...