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| Captain Hutch's Flightdeck Captain Hutch works for a major airline in the United States. He is a Captain on the 737-300/400, flying in the United States, Canada, and the Caribbean. He has flown for the airlines for over 25 years on the Boeing 727 (flight engineer), British BAC-111, the DC-9, and the Boeing 737 models -200, -300, and -400. He has about 20,000 hours of civilian flight time and 2,500 hours of military flight time. In the military he flew the jet trainers T-37 and T-38, F-4 Phantom fighter, O-2 Cessna Skymaster Forward Air Controller, and A-10 "Warthog" Close Air Support fighter. His first solo was on November 9, 1970 in a Cessna 150; Tom Smith was his first instructor. Captain Hutch is graciously joining the crew at Taking Flight to answer questions about topics of concern to fearful fliers--aerodynamics, aviation safety, weather, maintenance, and the airline industry. He is an active pilot with a busy schedule, so if he doesn’t respond right away, please be patient. He’ll be contributing “stickies” and the occasional flight report as time allows—and he has photos, too. |
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