Dale C. Wolfe
Having survived over a dozen real emergencies in his 30+ years in aviation, Dale C. Wolfe has inadvertently used up many of his 9 lives. Graduating Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in 1993, Dale spent 3 years as a full-time CFI and Assistant Chief Flight Instructor for ERAU before moving on to Trans States Airlines as a Captain, Check Airman, and Instructor on the British Aerospace Jetstream 31. Hired by Trans World Airlines in 1998, he was a Flight Engineer on the Boeing 727 and a MD80 First Officer for 4 years before beginning a 13-year furlough after 9/11. During his furlough, he flew as a Captain for Murray Aviation (National Airlines), Spirit Airlines, and Virgin America. In 2015 Dale returned to a legacy airline as a B757/B767 pilot and an Airbus 319/320/321 Captain. Dale is furthering his aviation knowledge and experience by hoping to stand on the shoulders of the giants who came before him.
Aircraft Type Ratings








Bae-31, B727, MD80, A320 Series (319, 320, 321), B757, B767
General Aviation Experience















Skybolt, Cessna 120/140, Piper J3 Cub, Aeronca Champ, Bellanca Citabria, Bellanca Cruisemaster, Waco ASO, Cessna 150/152 Aerobats, C172, Tomahawk, Beech A36, AG-5B, Piper Seminole, Beech Duchess 76, B-17*, Cessna 170B.
*Okay, no type in the B17, but did get a ride in one during a Veteran's Day formation flight with Heinkle 111. Love to get one, though.
Lynn Wolfe
Lynn is currently a student pilot and a professional photographer. Her work can be found on wickedinnocence.com. She enjoys playing Borderlands and anything that involves travel and photography. Her goal is to solo in the Skybolt.
Whiskey Aileron

Whiskey and Aileron keep the rest of the team honest, and despite being aloof, do their best to always be in the same room. Their favorite things are purring and knocking things off shelves or countertops.

Our Core Values
We Foster Education
Whether you are eight or eighty, life is all about learning. We find that occurs best in a relaxed and open atmosphere.
We Pursue Excellence
In aviation, there is always something new to learn!
We Practice Honesty
We will not lie to you about whether you are ready or not. Improvement doesn't always come from our successes; Sometimes our failures teach us more.
We knock things off countertops
Nothing belongs on a countertop. This is the rule of the cat.