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robert.brannan Last Visit: 01.14.2009

I was born with an X, Y, and an A chromosome with A being for aviation. As a small boy I built over a hundred airplane models with a majority of them hanging from my bedroom ceiling. I experimented with model rockets, played with gas and remote control airplanes. Then as a teenager a friend of my father's had a 1941 Globe Swift tail dragger, which I was able to make several flights in and the passion for flying became almost an obsession. I received my Bachelors degree from Metro State College of Denver in 1991 with a Professional Pilot major and a double minor in Aviation Management and International Business. I have been instructing since 1991. I have lived my entire life in Colorado and the Denver area, so I am very familiar with the diverse conditions that can be found here. I have been flying for over 20 years all based out of Centennial Airport. I currently instruct out of Aspen Flying Club at Centennial. I am a firm believer in teaching with using the FITS concept where I try to use real life situations and scenarios in everything I teach to make you a better pilot and not to just pass a check-ride. Safety is of the utmost importance in my flying and teaching. We all can work on being safer pilots and making the skies a safer place to enjoy our passion for flying. I am available for instruction on weekends and weekday evenings. My availability for instruction includes Private, Instrument, Commercial training, Flight Reviews, Discovery Flights, G1000 transitional training and being a ground school instructor.

I'm located in Littleton, Colorado

Certificates:    Flight Instructor and Ground Instructor.

Certificate Levels:    Commercial and Private.

Certificate Ratings:    Airplane Single and Multiengine and Instrument Airplane.

Flight Instruction Rate:   $35.00/Primary $40.00/Advanced

Ground Instruction Rate:   $35.00/Primary $40.00/Advanced

Instruction Plane:   Variety

Airplane Rental Rate:   Varies

Instruction Material:    Jeppesen, ASA, Gleim, FAA, Others and My own materials.

Associations:   Aircraft Owner and Pilot Association (AOPA).

Operate Airports:   Centennial Airport

Special Offer:   2 free hours with a student referral

Flight/Flight Instruction Experience
I have been flying since 1987 and instructing since 1991. I have flown all over the U.S. and instruct Private, Instrument, and Commercial students. I am also a ground instructor for the G1000 and teach in the Diamond Star DA40 and Cessna single-engine airplanes for flying the G1000 system.

Educational Background
I graduated in 1991 with a Bachelors degree with a major of Professional Pilot, a double minor in Aviation Management and International Business. I also have a Masters degree in web development.

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