Gary Brittain

Gary Brittain has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries. Gary began their career in 1978 as a USAF Air Traffic Controller in the United States Air Force. In 1982, they transitioned to a similar role as an Air Traffic Controller for the FAA, where they stayed until 2007.

In 2008, Brittain joined the Washington Consulting Group (WCG), where they held various positions over the years. Gary started as an Air Traffic Control Consultant and then became the Iraq Program Manager, overseeing the rebuild of the Iraqi Air Traffic Control System. During their time at WCG, they also served as Vice President of Global Air Traffic Management and Middle East Programs Manager.

In 2014, Brittain took on a new challenge as an Independent Associate/Business Owner for Stream, where they were responsible for tasks such as recruiting, team building, training, web development, and strategic planning. Gary continued with Stream Energy/Wireless until 2020.

From 2020 to the present, they have been working at The Washington Consulting Group, Inc. in roles such as Director of Operations, Operations Manager, and Acting VP of Safety/Training, Quality Management, and Marketing.

In summary, Gary Brittain has a extensive background in air traffic control and has also gained experience in management, consulting, and business ownership throughout their career.

Gary Brittain's education history begins in 1968 when they attended DCHS, although no degree or field of study is provided for this period. In 1978, they enrolled at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and obtained a BA in Professional Aeronautics in 1986. Gary continued their studies at the same university from 1980 to 1992 and received a Bachelor's degree in Professional Aeronautics. Additionally, in 1979, Gary attended the University of Maryland, with no specific degree mentioned, but focused on Aviation Business.