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More About Jason Sharp, President of Mid-States Aviation:
At the age of eleven, Jason began piloting Cessna 152's and Cessna 172's at the Platte Valley airport outside his hometown of Denver, Colorado. Under the watchful eye of legendary flight instructor Phil Card, Jason went on to solo on his sixteenth birthday, earn his private license shortly after his seventeenth birthday and flight instruct during his senior year of high school.
After high school, Jason continued to flight instruct, fly corporate and charter in Florida and Oklahoma. He has flown twin Cessna's, King Air's, Lear Jet's, Mu-2's, Boeing 727's, DC-9's and is type-rated in the Cessna Citation and MD-80.
Having accomplished his life-long goal of flying for American Airlines, Jason has remained extremely active in general aviation with his own aircraft management and aircraft sales company.
Professional achievements include:
B.A. in Aviation Management, Oklahoma State University
ATP, CFI-MEI, Columbia Certified Factory Instructor, FE-727, Type-Rated CE-525, MD-80
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Telephone: (918) 361-5951 jason@midstatesaviation.com More About Andy Riggs, Director of Aircraft Sales:
Andy Riggs started flying in high school, earning his private pilot's license when he was 17 years old. Andy went on to earn his commercial and instrument ratings as well as his CFI/CFII/MEI, and Bachelor of Science in Aviation Management from Oklahoma State University. While attending Oklahoma State's Tulsa campus, Andy flew corporate as well as night freight for locally-based companies.
Andy now flies the Embraer 135/145 Regional Jet for a regional airline throughout the US, Mexico, Canada, Bahamas, and Guatemala, while still spending a significant amount of time in general aviation providing career consultation, flight instruction, flight department/aircraft management services, and mentoring.
Andy's greatest joy is helping someone find enjoyment in aviation, whether it be through obtaining a pilot's license or purchasing their own aircraft.
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