FlightSafety Executive and Leadership Team

Brad Thress, the President & Chief Executive Officer at FlightSafety, directs the overarching strategic vision for global aviation training initiatives. Overseeing the development of advanced flight simulators, the President & Chief Executive Officer ensures that all training programs meet the rigorous standards required by commercial and military organizations. This leadership role involves coordinating with the Board to drive long-term growth and market expansion across international territories. By prioritizing technological innovation, Brad Thress maintains the company's position as a leader in aviation education. Thress fosters a culture of safety and excellence, ensuring that every training solution aligns with the evolving needs of the global aviation industry. Through consistent focus on operational efficiency and high-quality service delivery, the President & Chief Executive Officer secures the company's reputation for excellence in pilot training and simulation technology.

Brian Moore, the Chief Executive Officer, Flightsafety Textron Aviation Training at FlightSafety, manages the specialized training operations dedicated to the Textron Aviation fleet. Overseeing the integration of aircraft-specific simulation technology, the Chief Executive Officer, Flightsafety Textron Aviation Training ensures that pilots receive precise, manufacturer-aligned instruction. This role requires close collaboration with engineering teams to refine simulator fidelity and training curriculum. By driving North American and international training initiatives, Brian Moore optimizes the delivery of professional development for aviation personnel. Moore focuses on scaling training capacity to meet the demands of modern flight operations. Through the implementation of advanced pedagogical methods, the Chief Executive Officer, Flightsafety Textron Aviation Training enhances pilot proficiency and safety outcomes. This leadership position directly impacts the operational readiness of clients by providing tailored, high-impact training solutions that address the unique requirements of the Textron aviation ecosystem.

Kenneth Motschwiller, the Chief Financial Officer at FlightSafety, directs the financial strategy and fiscal health of the organization. Overseeing capital allocation for the design and manufacture of advanced flight simulators, the Chief Financial Officer ensures that investments support long-term growth and technological advancement. This role involves managing complex financial reporting, budgeting, and risk assessment to maintain stability across global operations. By analyzing market trends, Kenneth Motschwiller provides the data-driven insights necessary for strategic decision-making at the executive level. Motschwiller monitors the financial performance of training centers to ensure profitability and resource efficiency. Through rigorous oversight of fiscal policies, the Chief Financial Officer supports the company's mission to provide world-class aviation training. This leadership function ensures that the organization remains well-positioned to invest in the next generation of simulation technology while delivering consistent value to stakeholders and maintaining a robust financial foundation.

Tina Rourk, the Chief Information Officer at FlightSafety, directs the digital infrastructure and information technology strategy supporting global training operations. Overseeing the secure integration of data systems within flight simulators, the Chief Information Officer ensures that training platforms remain at the cutting edge of technological capability. This role involves managing cybersecurity protocols and enterprise software to protect sensitive aviation data and streamline internal processes. By architecting scalable IT solutions, Tina Rourk enables the seamless delivery of training programs across diverse geographic regions. Rourk collaborates with other executives to align digital transformation efforts with the company's broader mission of aviation safety. Through the implementation of robust network architectures, the Chief Information Officer enhances the reliability and performance of simulation technology. This leadership position drives the technological evolution of the company, ensuring that digital assets effectively support the complex requirements of modern pilot training and organizational efficiency.