Brad Marthaler

Brad Marthaler has a diverse work experience in the aviation industry. Brad began their career in the United States Air Force in 1995, where they served as a C-21A (Learjet) Instructor Pilot and later as Chief of Mobility Plans. Brad then worked as a C-5 A/B Instructor and Chief of Special Operations Low Level Training before becoming a C-5 A/B Flight Examiner and Squadron Stan/Eval in 2002. In 2004, Brad transitioned to the US Air Force Reserve, where they held various roles including Chief of Tactics, Flight Commander, Chief Pilot, and Flight Examiner. In 2005, they joined FlightSafety International as a Lead Simulator Instructor Pilot for the C-5M Super Galaxy until 2017. Currently, Brad is working at Southwest Airlines as a First Officer. Additionally, they are a Simulator Instructor Pilot for the C-5M Super Galaxy at Delaware Resource Group.

Brad Marthaler began their education at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where they pursued a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Aerospace, Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering from 1990 to 1993. Brad then attended the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire from 1987 to 1990, focusing on Physics & Mathematics.

In terms of certifications, Brad obtained an Advanced Instrument Flying Instructor certification from the United States Air Force and holds various certifications from the Federal Aviation Administration, including Airline Transport Pilot Certification, Certified Flight Instructor - Instruments (CFII), and Multi-Engine Instructor (MEI). The specific months and years in which these certifications were obtained are not provided.

Additionally, Brad Marthaler attended several military schools, which are listed as USAF Air Command and Staff College (2011), USAF Advanced Instruments Instructor School (2007), and USAF Squadron Officer School (2002). No degree names or fields of study are mentioned for these military education experiences.