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 Director of Flight Operations Bob Henderson started flying training with MFC in1991, and has been working for MFC full-time since 1994. Prior to his appointment as DFO / CFI in 2001 he held the Senior Instructor positionin the Multi / IFR department. Bob is an Airline Transport Licensed pilot as well as a Class I Flight Instructor with approximately 4,000 hours of flight experience on several single and multi engine aircraft. Bob is also a Pilot Examiner for RPP, PPL, CPL, Multi -engine and IFR.
In 2008 Bob received the “The David Charles Abramson Memorial (DCAM) Flight Instructor Safety Award" This award recognizes significant achievement for flight safety in aviation, specifically in the profession of flight training. More information on this prestigious award can be found at, http://www.dcamaward.com.
Contact Bob | | |  Assistant Chief Flight Instructor Laurie Mahar, started working full-time at MFC as a dispatcher and groundschool co-ordinator in 2004. She first started flying when she was 16 on the glider scholarship program with air cadets.She first attended MFC in 1997 with air cadets to achieve a private pilot license. Now she is a Class 1 Flight Instructor and a Designated Flight Test Examiner for RPP, PPL, and CPL Contact Laurie | | |  Program Manager for MPL & Acting Program Manager for Asia-Pacific Operations Chris Walsh began working for the Moncton Flight College in 1998, enjoying both flight instruction and teaching various groundschools. Chris is a Class I Flight Instructor and is a Pilot Examiner for RPP, PPL, and CPL with approximately 3000 hrs of flight experience in single and multi-engine aircraft.
Recently, Chris has held various positions at MFC including Assistant Chief Flight Instructor, Program Manager for the Multi-Engine, Instrument Rating, and Beech King Air 200 Simulation Department. Presently Chris is the Project Manager for MFC`s Multi-Crew Pilot License (MPL) project and is acting program manager for Asia-Pacific Operations. Give Chris a call if you have any questions about his area of expertise or email him.
Contact Chris | | |  Program Manager, Canadian Operations
Brad McLaughlin started flying at MFC after he completed a Bachelor of Business Administration at St. Francis Xavier University. Brad is an Alumnus from MFC. In May 2008, Brad was appointed to Program Manager of Canadian operations.
Brad wanted to be a pilot ever since he could remember. He graduated from the ICPC course at MFC. After Brad completed the ICPC program he began the Instructor course at MFC and began working in August of 2007.
Brad lives in Riverview with his wife Kathryn.
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| | |  Standards Officer Graham Sheppard started flying at the age of 15 with the Air Cadet gliding program. After graduating from Mount Allison University he enrolled at MFC for commercial pilot and instructor training.
Graham is an Airline Transport licensed pilot. He holds Pilot Examiner authority for Private and Commercial licences, and most recently in 2006 added Instructor Rating to his examiner`s authority. Graham holds the Ops Manager position for our 702/703 Charter Operation and also supervises our Instructor training program. He has over 4,500 hours of flight experience, of which 3,000 are instructing.
In 2004 Graham became the second in Canada to receive the “The David Charles Abramson Memorial (DCAM) Flight Instructor Safety Award. This award is presented to flight training professionals who exemplify high standards in flight safety and instruction.
Contact Graham | | |  Manager of Corporate Safety & Quality
William Sutherland grew up wanting to be a pilot. MFC took him from having never touched an airplane, to getting himself an instructor rating and being able to teach people how to fly.
He has been at the college since 2003. He started in the Diploma program, then moved on to the instructor program. After working as a full time flight instructor, William was officially honored with the role of Safety Officer in 2007. His job now is not only to teach students how to fly, but analyze trends at the college which can help us improve overall safety here at MFC. Contact William | | |
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