We are proud to have an amazing instructor team here at Front Range Flight School.
If you're looking for a Certified Flight Instructor (CFI), a Certified Flight Instructor for Instrument (CFII), a Multi Engine Instructor (MEI), or even a tailwheel trainer, you've come to the right place.
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Flight Instructor: CFI
Adam Larsen grew up in Parker and fell in love with aviation when he went to his first airshow at the age of 6. He attended the University of North Dakota and graduated in 2013 with his CFI and CFII ratings and a Bachelors of Science in Aeronautics. He also works at the Denver Airport Communications Center and his long term goal is to fly as an airline pilot.
When not flying, Adam enjoys Mountain Biking, Shooting Sports, Camping, and flying Drones.
Flight Instructor: CFI
Alex Toussaint comes to Front Range Flight School with 15 years of aviation instruction and knowledge. Alex is currently employed at the Aviation Department of the Metropolitan State University of Denver. He is the Lab Coordinator for the World Indoor Airport, managing all the aviation related simulators and equipment that is keep within the aviation department. Alex has an extended background in aviation being a chief pilot for a local flight school, a Part 135 On Demand Operation. He was also a corporate pilot for a local Denver company. His passion with aviation shows when he is teaching the art of flying to new and former students.
Full name: Benjamen Korobkin
Education: Metropolitan State University of Denver, Bachelor of Science in Aviation Technology
Certificates: Gold Seal CFI, CFII, MEI
It continues to be his pleasure to operate as Chief Pilot of Front Range Flight School where people can come together and be around like minded individuals who are passionate about aviation and work to help each become better pilots.
Whether it is seeing a young person mature in front of him as they learn what it means to be a pilot, or hearing an adult student who has flown their first solo thank him for helping to realize a lifelong dream it is these experiences that will continue to drive his and our passion for aviation at Front Range Flight School.
Flight Instructor: CFI/CFII/Multi-Engine
Brian Grieve grew up in Evergreen, Colorado and has always had a great interest in the aviation world. He started flying in January of 2017 and has loved every moment of it. Since starting flying he has been able to obtain his Multi-Engine and Single Engine Commercial Certificates along with his Flight Instructor Certifications. Brian’s long term goal is to become an Airline Pilot and he plans to be an instructor to help him reach that goal.
Outside of flying Brian enjoys trying to stay outside and active as much as he can. When the time allows, he will be camping, hiking, or playing any sports that allow him to stay outside.
Flight Instructor: CFI/CFII
Education: Ohio State University
Certificates: CFI/CFII, AGI/IGI, Commercial Pilot ASEL, Instrument Rated
Bryan Mitchell is a Colorado native who has always liked transportation. Growing up, his family traveled to Hawaii every year and he’d always visit the cockpit at the gate. At age 17 he decided to become a pilot and began flight training; he has completed Private, Instrument, Commercial, CFI, and CFII thus far primarily in the Cessna 172. Bryan graduated from The Ohio State University in 2019 with a degree in Air Transportation, and his dream job is flying international wide-bodies for the airlines.
Outside of flying and aviation, Bryan enjoys international travel; his favorite visited countries are New Zealand, Thailand, and Sweden. He can also be found playing guitar and drums, and spending time with his cat Finn.
Flight Instructor: CFI/CFII/Multi-Engine
As a retired airline pilot, Burt has many years of experience, and is now able to fly as a hobby and help others achieve their dreams of flying as well. Burt has been type rated in the following aircraft: B-737, B-757/ 767, BA-3100, and F27.
Chris learned to fly and obtained the majority of his ratings between 2005-2007. When the 2008 financial crisis occurred, his career aspirations changed and he became an Air Traffic Controller with the FAA. Chris currently works at Centennial Airport Air Traffic Control Tower and loves “controlling the chaos”. Chris is a CFI and CFII and loves helping future aviators achieve their goals! In his free time, Chris enjoys spending time with his wife and their border collie/basset hound named Aspen.
Erik began flying in 1989 at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale Illinois. There he earned his private, Instrument and Commercial and Multi-engine licenses. He graduated with a Bachelors of Science in Aviation Management and an Associates of Applied Science in Aviation Flight. After graduation, he started working at Murray and Trettel Consulting meteorologists, and learned way more about the weather than he ever thought he would know! Following graduation, Erik only flew in small blocks, earning his CFI, but didn't fly much after that and he quit flying entirely after 2000. 2015 Erik decided to start flying again, first getting his flight review completed, then his instrument proficiency check finished up. He went right in and earned his Instrument Instructor. 2019 Erik now trains full time, students of all types. He is friendly, fair, and firm. He will completely train his students in the art and science of aviation and flying an airplane. He will challenge you to be a pilot beyond what you ever thought you'd be able to be.
Flight Instructor: CFI
Frank's passion for aviation began at a young age when his Uncle took him for his first flight in a small airplane. Among the many great aspects of flying some of Frank's favorites are the freedom, accessibility, and challenges present in every flight. Frank believes one of the most rewarding things about instructing is watching students work hard at a skill and then one day seeing the look in their eyes when it all comes together and they get it. Frank likes to teach by being patient and building the students understanding and skill to create a confident, competent pilot.
Flight Instructor: CFI/CFII & Mountain Flying
Jorma Jennings has been working as a CFI at Front Range Airport since 2005. From that start, he has found great joy in working with new pilots and helping them achieve their flying goals. Jorma graduated from Embry-Riddle in 2007 with a Bachelors of Professional Aeronautics. When not flying, Jorma teaches people to use web-conferencing and eLearning software.
Kendra began flying in college when several members of a student flying organization encouraged her to take a discovery flight. Like many aviators, she was “bit by the aviation bug” and has been hooked on flying ever since. She went on to finish her degree in Civil Engineering and worked as an engineer for a few years before deciding to pursue a career as a professional pilot. Originally from Minnesota, she has lived in Wisconsin, Texas, Ohio, and Colorado, and consequently has a wide variety of flying experience. Her favorite part about being a flight instructor is getting to share her passion with others and helping people turn their dreams of becoming a pilot into reality.
Education: Aviation Management, Purdue University
Certificates: CFI, CFII, Commercial
Levi Teague is from Indianapolis, Indiana and discovered his enthusiasm in aviation while going to many airshows as a kid with his grandfather.
He began flying in his second year at Purdue University after deciding that he wanted a career in aviation. While finishing his degree in Aviation Management, he went on to get his commercial and CFI ratings.
Levi has flown many models of Piper and Cessna aircraft across the US while working as a ferry pilot for an aircraft dealership in Indiana.
His long-term goals are to become a corporate or airline pilot. When not flying Levi watches college sports and spends time with family.
Flight Instructor: CFI/CFII
I started flying in 2007 as a full-time flight student. In 2008 I got my CFI rating and instructed for the next year. I also became a driver's ed instructor where I specialized in training autistic students. I am working to get into the airlines. I enjoy teaching and getting students to improve their flying skills.
From acquiring his PPL certification in March 1967 through today, Paul is an avid aviator and dedicated instructor with decades of experience and is excited to help new aviators get into the air.
Education: Metropolitan State University of Denver, Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Science, Regis University Masters Degree in Management Science
Certificates: CFI, CFII, Multi-Engine, CFIMEI
Rick McCullough recently retired from United Airlines after 39 years of service with 23,000 accident and incident free hours. He worked as a Captain, Line Checkman and Aircraft Fleet Manager for United Airlines 727, 737, 747, 757, 767 and 777 fleet. He also worked as Chief Pilot for United Airlines Los Angeles Flight Office and as an Event Review Chairman for United Airlines Aviation Safety Awareness Program.
Taren grew up on the east coast of Florida and has lived everywhere from Oklahoma to Texas to Puerto Rico before settling in Colorado in 2013. Aviation runs in Taren’s family and Taren is excited to continue in that tradition. Taren has obtained Commercial Multi-Engine and Single-Engine Certificates as well as Single and Multi-Engine Instructor Certificates. Taren’s teaching approach is patient and collaborative. In Taren’s free time she enjoys spending time with family, their dog, and beautiful Colorado outdoors. Eventually, Taren hopes to become an airline pilot.
Flight Instructor: CFI/CFII/MEI/Tail Wheel
Tiffany began flying in 2013 after her father encouraged her to take a flight in a Cessna 150. That one lesson was all it took to make her fall in love with aviation. She began working as a civil engineer in airport infrastructure and took flight lessons on the side. Her career moved her to the Kansas DOT where she eventually became the Director of the Division of Aviation. During this time she continued flight training to CFI, CFII, and MEI. Tiffany flew in the 2015 and 2018 Air Race Classic. Tiffany moved to Denver for a project management position with the Federal Aviation Administration, Airports Division. Tiffany became a flight instructor to share her passion and excitement for flying with others.
Certificates: Commercial, ASES, ASEL, AMEL
Flight Instructor: CFI/CFII/MEI, Mountain and Tailwheel Instruction
Tim Sale has been flying in the Rockies for almost 40 years. His first mountain experience was in a Piper J-3 Cub. The J-3 Cub is grossly underpowered and flying one in the mountains takes a lot of skill.
Tim’s students come from all over the USA and Canada to learn how to fly in the Rockies.
His approach is to teach pilots how to safely fly in the mountains, not just over them.
Tim will develop your skills on how to extract the maximum performance from your aircraft and use the terrain conditions in the mountains to their greatest extent.
Education: Bachelors in Aerospace at Metropolitan State University of Denver
Trevor is a Colorado Native and he began flying at 16 years old. He was inspired to pursue a career in aviation after his first flight experience which was in an experimental aircraft. He received a bachelor's degree in Aerospace science with a concentration as a Professional Pilot at Metropolitan State University of Denver. Trevor plans to compete in the Red Bull Air Race competitions in the future and become an airline pilot. He enjoys helping students learn how to fly and currently conducts our ground school classes here at Front Range Flight School. When not flying Trevor enjoys spending time with family, friends, and exploring the outdoors.
Education: B.S. Business Administration, University of Northern Colorado
Certificates: Commercial
Flight Instructor: CFI/CFII
Wade Wood first received his pilot license back in 1978. Over the course of the next two years he received his commercial license, instrument rating and his instructor rating. Wade then worked as an air traffic controller for the next twenty-five years at the Denver AARTC (Denver Center). After retiring in 2007, Wade decided to return to flight instruction and received his Instrument Instructor rating. Wade Wood holds ASEL Instructor rating and Instrument Instructor rating.
