Flight Crew Association of Nigeria

• ✈ We provide mentorship for aspiring and budding pilots.
• ✈ We recognise our members - pilots - as a vivid reflection of the airlines and organizations they serve thus, we provide support, especially procedural information from an experiential pool to enhance members' knowledge, skill, and professional etiquette.
• ✈ We are a pool of ideas to improving the safety, efficiency and sustainability of the aviation sector in Nigeria, and by extension the world, and we are here to serve.

FCAN. Together We Can.

• → To take care of the welfare of members.
• → To promote the interests of the members.
• → To provide representation for members.
• → To promote peace, unity, equity, progress and welfare of members.
• → To co-operate with any appropriate authority to see that service/care is being carried out properly.
• → To disseminate news in any manner to keep Association members alert and well informed in all matters relating to their profession.
• → To provide a means for participation by members of the Association in resolution of issues that affects their profession.
• → To assist each member achieve individual set objectives.
• → To settle disputes and other matters affecting members.
• → To provide voluntary membership for members of the aircraft piloting profession.

FCAN. Together We Can.

John Dee, until recently, was the Base Manager and Captain on the AW139 Caverton Offshore Support Group. He has over 5,000 flight hours both offshore and onshore and is quite knowledgeable in the field of aviation with ratings on Eurocopter AS365/EC155 and AW139 Helicopters. His duties included administrative and managerial such as crew flight schedule/roster management, training and flight planning. Flight operations include Line training, SAR+, Hoist HEC, On-shore & Off-shore helicopter transport of majorly oil sector workers (SHELL) within the Niger-delta, VIP/Pipe line inspection and aerial photography. Capt. JD has an MSc from the City University, London and recently typed on the AW189.

Capt Isa Terungwa Simon, aka Don Sai, as most of his colleagues and friends call him, started his career in Arik Air Nigeria as a First Officer and rose through the ranks to become a Captain on the B737NG and HS125-800XP. While in Arik Air, he was a member of the Safety Representative Group of the B737NG and the HS125-800XP. He then moved on to continue his Career with Airpeace Airlines, flying the B737CL. He is a seasoned Pilot with over 6,000 hours & other accomplishments to his name.

Capt. Robert is a helicopter pilot with a few thousand flight hours of onshore and offshore operations, including MedEvac, pipeline inspections & land surveys for the Oil & Gas industry, VIP and government parastatals. Before yielding to his enthusiasm for Aviation, he bagged a BSc. in Computer Science from the University of Lagos and in his aviation career, reached another milestone in attaining a Masters in Business Administration in Aviation from the Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, USA. He has flown small airplanes and helicopters but commercially on the Eurocopter AS365 and EC135, and the Bell 427. Capt. Robert has served as a Line Training Captain and Base manager. He was most recently Project Manager for a United Nations' World Food Programme Humanitarian Air Service' (UN WFP/UNHAS) contract. He is the Bitzu'ist of FCAN.

Amaeze Onochie. ATPL Helicopter SK76, CPL/IR/ME Airplane. SFO Bristow Helicopters.