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Trinity Air Ambulance
- 4309 El Mar Dr
- Fort Lauderdale, Florida
- 33308-5019
- Phone: 954.771.7911
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Having full time pilots on staff is just one way that Trinity provides safe and timely transports. All of our pilots are Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) and Learjet Type rated, with experience flying domestically and internationally. Each pilot brings with them a unique flying background which makes our flight team one of the most diverse and safest in the industry. Captain Agustin F. Augie began flying for Trinity just after his retirement from the U.S. Air Force in early 2006. During his 25 plus year Air Force career, he served in various positions: Chief of Joint Exercise Division, Unit Commander, Pilot Instructor/Evaluator, and Aircraft Commander. Augie has flown VIP transport, cargo and passenger flights throughout Asia, Africa and the Americas in C-130’s and C-21A military aircraft. Augie, a Colonel, is a gentleman and a professional thru-and-thru. Captain Mike K. Mike’s aviation career began at in 2001 when he first earned his Private Pilots license. By 2003 he had graduated from Embry Riddle Aeronautical University with a Bachelor in Aeronautical Science and logged over 600 hours of flying. After graduation, Mike spent several years flying freight and also flying for a Commercial Airline company. Mike is PIC type rated (captain) in both the Learjet series and the Gulfstream II & III. With over 2200 hrs of jet experience, keen decision making skills and his natural flying ability, Mike has become a pilot competent in undertaking any flying task. Captain Sixto R. Learning to fly during the four seasons of upstate New York was an excellent foundation and skill builder for Sixto. Sixto eventually moved from New York State and settled in South Florida. In Florida, he continued his flying career by transporting time sensitive freight throughout Florida and Georgia on a nightly basis. In both 2006 and in 2007 Sixto flew the maximum yearly hours (1400 hrs.) allowed by the FAA in only 11 months. Sixto has an attention to detail and night flying ability that is unparalleled. First Officer Markos S After his serving in the Greek Special Forces, Markos moved to the US to pursue a new career in flying. In 2002 Markos received his pilots license and worked his way to becoming a Chief Flight Instructor, helping others obtain their private and commercial pilot licenses. With over 3500 flight hours, Markos’ experience includes flying throughout the US, Europe, North Africa and the Middle East. He is licensed by both the FAA and JAA (European), ATP rated and typed in both the Learjet and Falcon Jet. Markos brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the cockpit.