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New Private Pilot – Cameron Fitchener
Oct 06 2021Private Pilot Checkride: September 14, 2021
Instructor: Graham Harbman
Aircraft: Cessna N9027H
Location: San Jose, CA (KRHV)
“My Dad is a recreational Cessna driver back home in Australia who inspired me and was teaching me about stalls, pitch for speed, power for altitude while I was still in nappies. I have 4 kids who I’m hoping to inspire in a similar way.” ~ Cameron
First Solo Flight – Chenzhuo Zhu
Aug 25 2021Solo Date: August 17, 2021
Aircraft: Cessna N9027H
Instructor: Zibin He
Location: San Jose, CA (KRHV)
Congrats to Chenzhuo on making his first solo flight in the traffic pattern at Reid-Hillview Airport!
New Private Pilot – Ashray Gogte
Aug 23 2021Private Pilot Checkride: August 5, 2021
Instructor: Sara Stumpf
Aircraft: Cessna N9027H
Location: San Jose, CA (KRHV)
Congrats to Ashray and CFI Sara for earning his first set of wings with DPE John Ewing!
New Private Pilot – Ruslan Mubarakzyanov
Aug 10 2021Private Pilot Checkride: July 27, 2021
Instructors: Mitchell Templeton & Thao Do
Aircraft: Cessna N9027H
Location: San Jose, CA (KRHV)
“I’m excited to pass my private checkride! I plan to continue my training to earn my instrument, commercial, and ATP certificates and fly for the airlines. I also dream to buy my own small airplane and fly in Alaska someday.
I started flying because I enjoy seeing the beauty of the world from the sky. I completed stage checks with Graham, Sara, and Cheryl, and trained with Mitchell and Thao. I liked that training was structured and instructors were truly interested in your success. The training at Aerodynamics has been outstanding!” ~ Ruslan
New Private Pilot – Prajesh Praveen Anchalia
Jul 26 2021Date: June 27, 2021
Instructor: Thao Do & the AeroDynamic Team
Aircraft: Cessna N9027H
“I always had a thing for engines since I was a kid. I’ve driven at race tracks, ridden motorcycles. All that was left was flying. After my intro flight with Benny at Aerodynamic. I knew right away, that this is it. I need to learn the art of flying. I flew with CFIs Benny, Kat, and Ryan, completed my stage checks with Sara and Mitchell, and completed my training with Cheryl and Thao. Five months after my intro flight, I am now a private pilot. It doesn’t stop there, I plan to take it further with instrument, multi-engine and more.” ~ Prajesh
First Solo Flight – Cameron Fitchener
Jun 17 2021Solo Date: June 8, 2021
Aircraft: Cessna N9027H
Instructor: Graham Harbman
Location: San Jose, CA (KRHV)
Cameron knew he would one day learn to fly, ever since he flew in the right seat beside his Dad at a young age. Now with a family of his own, he hopes to pass on the same passion for aviation to his children and open up a world of adventure for his family. Congrats on this first milestone!!
First Solo Flight – Quinten Moshy
Mar 03 2021Solo Date: February 18, 2021
Aircraft: Cessna N9027H
Instructor: Brian Engh
Location: San Jose, CA (KRHV)
Instructor Brian is on a roll and soloed another student pilot this month. Congrats to Quinten for leaving his instructor behind as he flew by himself around the San Jose area!
First Solo Flight – Andrew Wilson
Oct 30 2020Solo Date: September 9, 2020
Aircraft: Cessna N9027H
Instructor: Mitchell Templeton
Location: San Jose, CA (KRHV)
New Private Pilot – Matthew Liu
Sep 12 2020Date: August 31, 2020
Instructor: Mitchell Templeton
Aircraft: Cessna N9027H
“I’ve been fascinated about aviation for my entire life. When I was little, I used to beg my parents to take me to airports to watch the big airliners arrive and depart to places around the globe. When I grew up, I was different from my peers in that I knew exactly what I wanted to be: a professional pilot. When I started college at The Ohio State University, I got to work on my PPL but had to put my plans on hold for the COVID-19 pandemic. I elected to finish my license at Aerodynamic Aviation back home and finally earned my PPL. My future plans are to continue to earn my ratings and pursue my dream of becoming a career pilot, either in the airline, corporate, or cargo fields.” ~ Matthew