Daniel Horenstein

About Daniel Horenstein

A seasoned aircraft dispatcher of many years, what it is that I take on in my daily work is a challenge which only few can comprehend. Ensuring an operation of only the finest individuals runs smoothly, even in turbulent air, demands qualities that are found in only the best of the best. Integrity is paramount as passenger safety can never be compromised. Those around me sculpt, and shape me for what future there is to come. Passion is key, and serves to fuel an unwavering drive which persists through stormy weather. Sunny skies await and until that time, hard work will prevail, though I.R.O.P. after I.R.O.P. after I.R.O.P.

Experience

1. Aircraft Dispatcher

   PSA Airlines, Inc.

   Jun 2017 — Present · Dayton, OH, US

   Exercises part 121 operational control over numerous aircraft per shift. Properly relays and disseminates meteorological information to pilots so as to make decisions regarding the safe operations of flight. Calculates fuel loads per F.A.A. regulations for multiple flights per shift. Prepares up to fifty five flight releases on average per day. Effectively communicates with pilots, crew schedulers and maintenance controllers information pertaining to the safe operation of flight.

Education

• University of Oklahoma

  Undergraduate coursework, Meteorology and Aviation

  1998 — 2004

• Towson University

  Bachelors of Science, Mass Communications

• Daniel Webster College

  Air Traffic Control Major

  2002 — 2003