Intaero is proud to present AIRCOM:
A flight training, debriefing tool, which was always needed and now is possible.

Intaero has also developed DART:
To leverage military grade technology to save lives during natural disasters.

James had an interesting career in the Royal Air Force. Trained at Cranwell he went
on to help form the first Jaguar squadron in the UK and then the first Jaguar
squadron in Germany. He attended the US Navy Test Pilot School where he was
awarded the best student. Flight testing the Harrier presented its fair share of
excitement and fear and following this he joined the RAF Test Pilot School as Senior
Tutor, specializing in aircraft handling, digital control systems and display formats.


When he left the RAF, he established the International Test Pilots School in the UK.
Following the sale of the school he invested in data link development, Common
Operating Pictures and a Common Operating Environment. He continues to develop
innovative cost effective solutions which meet pressing operational needs.

Paul is an accomplished computer software/systems engineer with a wealth of experience in all phases of projects from conceptualization, requirements capture, analysis, design, development, testing, integration, acceptance, support and training. Projects have primarily been defence related with an emphasis on data management and Command & Control.

Paul started his career working with Ferranti International developing Command and
Control systems and designing and implementing tactical data links and radar
interfaces for the Royal Saudi Air Force. After joining International Aerospace he
developed a generic Common Operating Picture with role-based access and
sophisticated information security measures. His many other accomplishments
include developing an emulation of Link 16, a Tactical Data Link Bridge to enable
multiple links and formats to be integrated and an emergency alerting system.


Paul has the experience and skill to develop unique solutions for Intaero which combine operational focus, ease of use and reliable software performance.

Dan served 21 years in the Royal Air Force. He has over 4000 hours of flight time with front-line experience across multiple theatres of operations. Dan is a Qualified Weapons Instructor, Night Vision Goggle Instructor, and Electronic Warfare Instructor.

Dan has designed, instructed and managed training programs on operational aircraft as the lead Fighter Weapons Instructor. He is very experienced in Operational Test and Evaluation and has performed numerous NVG trials across multiple types, and several trials firing Air to Air missiles and dropping Air-Surface weaponry employing the Helmet Mounted Sight and using datalinks.

Dan is an accomplished communicator in multi-cultural environments and has advised and instructed at all levels from junior pilots to chiefs of defence.