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I am an aviation professional based in Asia, with my origins rooted in Australia. My professional background encompasses extensive airline training, project management expertise, and notable qualifications in safety leadership, aviation management and workplace training. As an airline pilot, I embody expertise in proficiently navigating complex socio-technical operations, honing skills in problem-solving, communication, and risk management. This regulated environment demands continuous licensing and recertification every three months, a testament to pilots commitment to safety and proficiency. With over 2 million nautical miles flown throughout my career—equivalent to five round trips to the moon—I bring a wealth of experience and a deep understanding of aviation intricacies. Beyond the cockpit, I’ve furthered my knowledge through academic pursuits, holding a Master’s degree in Aviation Management and a Graduate Certificate in Safety Leadership. Presently, I am a dedicated PhD candidate at Griffith University, actively contributing to the field with research focused on flight safety, human factors and resilience. I have published academically on the retention of pilot skills, airline training, and safety climate. Having directly collaborated with a diverse spectrum of stakeholders, including airlines, regulators, manufacturers, contractors, industry bodies, and airport operators, I deeply value hard work, knowledge, accountability, and teamwork as the cornerstones of successful aviation operations. Through this blend of practical expertise and academic rigour, I aim to continually enhance safety, knowledge, and operational excellence within the aviation industry.