Keystone Aerial Surveys, Inc.
William Ray is a skilled aviation professional currently serving as a First Officer at JSX and as a Pilot with Keystone Aerial Surveys, Inc. William has a background in air traffic management, demonstrated through roles such as Air Traffic Manager at ClancyJG International and Air Traffic Control Controller at Serco. Previous military experience includes serving in the United States Marine Corps, where initial training and certification as a full tower rated air traffic controller were achieved. William's academic credentials include a Pilot Certificate from ATP Flight School and certification in Air Traffic Control from ACA1 Naval Air Traffic Control School. Prior experience includes a role as a Training Support Specialist at ATP Flight School and education in aviation from Pasadena City College.
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Keystone Aerial Surveys, Inc.
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Keystone Aerial Surveys, Inc. provides airborne acquisition and image processing services to clients throughout North America. Headquartered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania with offices in Fredrick-MD, Spartanburg-SC, Longmont-CO, Belen-NM, Houston-TX, Los Angeles-CA, and Reno-NV, Keystone is a nation-wide aerial acquisition and image processing service provider with the experience of millions of survey miles flown over the US, Canada, and Mexico. From the collection of raw data to the development of value-added products, Keystone offers complete remote sensing solutions tailored to your specific needs. Whether your data requirements include digital imagery, LiDAR, or film, Keystone has the airborne acquisition capacity to fly your project quickly and accurately. With decades of project management experience and a growing IT department, Keystone is able to offer a complete range of solutions from data collections of any size (county and statewide) to high-quality derivative products and custom software applications. Keystone Aerial also offers an extensive library of imagery, including recently acquired, high-resolution digital imagery of nearly 300 US cities, as well as historic image archives dating back to the 1960s.