The Professional Aviation Board of Certification

Dr. Andrews is the Chief Scientist of the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory in Mesa, Arizona and the Air Force’s senior scientist on issues concerning training, education and human performance improvement.  He has more than 30 years of experience in instructional systems design and education/human performance research applied to a wide variety of military domains.

Mr. Berman is a pilot at Continental Airlines, a senior research associate at the San Jose State University Foundation/NASA Ames Research Center, and the chief pilot/check airman at OpenAir. Before returning to professional flying in 2001, he was on the staff of the National Transportation Safety Board for 10 years, completing his NTSB career as the Chief of the Major Investigations Division where he managed the investigations of U.S. domestic and foreign air carrier accidents.
 

Dr. Flouris is the Alternate Permanent Representative for the Republic of Cyprus to the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).  His collegiate aviation experience includes service as the Dean of the College of Aviation at Daniel Webster University in New Hampshire, Director of the Aviation Department at San Jose State University in California, and as a Professor with the International Aviation MBA program at Concordia University in Montreal, Canada. He is the author of several well regarded books on aviation management and holds a Commercial Pilot certificate and is a Certified Flight Instructor.

Dr. Rutherford retired in 2000 as the Vice President, Flight Standards and Training for United Airlines, after a 30-year flying career with the company. He recently retired as a Research Professor at the College of Aviation, Western Michigan University where he leads the Center for Human Performance and Simulation Science.  He is a licensed surgeon and served as a U.S. Air Force flight surgeon.