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CV Chrys J. Kikwabanga CARRICULUM VITAE ADDRESS: 9-11 CABANA CRESCENT, BUGONGA. P.O. Box 535 ENTEBBE UGANDA. Email Address: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]. Telephone: +256772505078, +256757717617 Surname: KIKWABANGA Other Names: CHRYSOSTOM JONES Date of Birth: 14th May 1952. Place of Birth: Nyenga Uganda. Nationality: Ugandan Status: Married to Annet Ndagire Namusoke (with four 4 Children) Passport: Ugandan (B1698601) Valid Till 03 August 2028 Retired Captain, Airline Transport Pilot (Aeroplanes) Flying Experience and Previous Employment: 43 Years Flying Worldwide, Passenger and Cargo Aircraft Types: Cessna150, Cessna172, Cessna 310, Cessna 402 & King Air BE100 Training (1973 – 1975) Captain Cessna 206, DHC-6, Uganda Airlines (1977 – 1979) Co-pilot Fokker F-27, Uganda Airlines (1980 – 1985) Co-pilot Boeing B707, Uganda Airlines (1986 – 1990) Co-pilot B707 African Express International (1991 – 1992) Captain Boeing B707, Dairo Air Services Cargo (1993 – 1998). Captain McDonald Douglas DC10-30 Series. Das Air Cargo (1999 – 2007) Captain MacDonald Douglas DC-9-MD-80Series. Air Uganda (2008 – 2009) Captain Bombardier Canadian Regional Jet 100/200. Air Uganda (2010 – 2014) Captain Bombardier CRJ900/1000. Arik Air (2015 – 2017) Total Flying Hours: 22500hrs, B707 - 5400hrs - Pilot in Command (1992-1999) DC10 – 6500hrs – Pilot in Command (1999-2007) MD 87 – 1200hrs – Pilot in Command (2008-2012) CRJ 100/200 – 2000hrs – Pilot In command (2011- 2014) CRJ 900/1000 – 1850hrs Pilot in Command (2015 – 2017) Others – 5550hrs – (Includes Dual/Training & Co-pilot Hrs) Responsibilities Held: Line Captain. Directly responsible for, and being final authority as to the operation of the aircraft Ensure that aircraft is safe to fly Working as part of a team alongside the First Officer and Cabin Crew to ensure a fast, safe, smooth and memorable flight for passengers. Liaising with the aircraft maintenance crew Inspect aircraft operational and technical performance on a regular basis Act quickly and appropriately during environmental changes and emergencies to ensure passengers safety Update aircraft logbook with flight issues and incidents Maintain regular contact with cabin crew to ensure safety, comfort and convenience of all passengers and crew. Presidential Pilot Tchad, Under Secondment by Air Uganda MD-87 (2009 – 2010) Flight Operations Quality Auditor, Air Uganda (2011 – 2014) IOSA Quality Auditor. Air Uganda (2013 – 2014) Member of the Task Force appointed by the President of Uganda for the revival the Uganda National Airlines Company Ltd, dba, Uganda Airlines, Uganda, (2017 – 2019) Previous Employers: East African Airways Kenya/Uganda/Tanzania, (1975 – 1977) Uganda Airlines, Uganda, (1977 – 1989) African Express International, Kenya, (1990 – 1992) Dairo Air Services Cargo, (DAS Air Cargo), Uganda/United Kingdom (1993 – 2007) Meridiana African Airlines Ltd (dba) Air Uganda. Uganda, (2008 – 2014) Arik Air International Airline, Nigeria, (2015 – 2017) Uganda Government (MoWT) Task Force, (2017 – 2019) Education History: Sierra Flight Academy Auckland, California, USA, FAA Airline Transport Pilots Licence, (1981) AST Perth Scotland (Britain’s Air University) United Kingdom, Commercial Pilots Licence, (1974 – 1975) East African Flying Academy Soroti, Uganda, (1973 – 1974) Kololo Senior Secondary School Kampala, Uganda, (1971 – 1973) St Lwanga Senior Secondary School Kasasa, Masaka, Uganda, (1967 – 1970) Mugwanya Preparatory Primary School Kabojja, Kampala, (1961 – 1966) Kisubi Boys Primary School, Entebbe, Uganda, (1958 – 1960) Hobbies: Farming Boating, Swimming, Jazz Music, Dancing. Pets.
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