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About Us
Deanna J. King
Vice President of Flight Operations at Atlantic Aviation, CFII, MEL, High Performance. Deanna has been flying for more than 14 years, has over 2000 hours of dual instruction given and is trained in the Cessna Garmin G1000 system. Ever since she began flying, it has been her dream to own and operate her own flight training center.
Deanna graduated from Bridgewater State College with a Bachelor of Science degree in Education. She attended the University of Phoenix enrolled in the Masters in Organizational Management program. Deanna has over 20 years of teaching and training experience. A former business and marketing consultant, six years ago she decided to pursue her lifelong dream of flying professionally, and hasn't looked back. In addition, she served 12 years in the United States Air Force, her most recent assignment as a Combat Weather Specialist in the Colorado Air National Guard.
"Instructing is all about passing on the excitement of flying as well as being able to teach safety and sound decision making skills. Helping students grow and progress into licensed pilots gives me a great feeling of satisfaction...not to mention the fun." |

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Mark Jacobs
ATP, CFII, MEI, CFAI – A graduate of Drexel University with a BS in Mechanical Engineering, Mark has been a flight instructor for more than 30 years and has given over 1000 hours of flight instruction. Mark has flown most light singles and owned a Grumman Tiger and a Beech Baron. He obtained his multi - engine rating and Cheyenne III initial training at Flight Safety Academy. He is factory trained in the Cessna/Garmin G1000 system and is an AYA PFP instructor pilot. He also serves with the Massachusetts Wing Civil Air Patrol where he holds the position of Massachusetts Wing Standards and Evaluation Officer. (Chief Check Pilot).
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Kevin Horton
A graduate of Daniel Webster College with a B.S. in Aviation/Flight Operations, Kevin knew from a young age he wanted to be a pilot. He earned his private pilot certificate during his freshman year at Daniel Webster College, at the age of 18, before continuing his flight training and earning his instrument rating and commercial certificate (SEL and MEL). Kevin most recently earned his CFI and began instructing at Atlantic Aviation and Flight Center where he continues to pass on his love for aviation.
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Tim Sullivan
Tim is a retired Naval Aviator and Airline pilot who brings experience from varied aviation communities. His experience as a sport pilot instructor brings knowledge of this new and expanding part of general aviation to the school. A qualified mission pilot in the Massachusetts wing of the Civil Air Patrol with many hours experience with their Cessna Skyhawks, Skylanes and G1000 aircraft.
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Marianne Gonzalez
marianne@flyaafc.com
Marianne is the Vice President of Operations, and is responsible for all the business processes at Atlantic Aviation. Marianne earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Business from Western New England College . Previously working for a Fortune 100 company, Marianne acquired over 20 years of experience in managing multiple teams in the financial services industry. Marianne's expertise is in project management, team building and quality assurance. She is a certified Six Sigma Green belt from the University of Michigan . Marianne is a member of Women In Aviation International. While she is not currently a pilot, Marianne has a passion for flying. Her main interest is in aerial photography and enjoying vintage airplanes. |

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Mr. Sonny
“Mr. Sonny” is our Chief Pilot. He enjoys pancakes, sunny porches, naps, and catnip.
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Toby the “Guard Dog”
Toby was rescued from a Tennessee shelter by the New England Brittany Rescue Service. His previous family didn’t treat him very well so he’s a little shy around people but loves lots of attention once he gets to know you. He likes being around airplanes, going for long, long, walks, cats (well, they’re okay) and oh……. doggie cookies are nice too…only FAA approved of course. |