STEFAN KOEHLER
Director
Stefan is the CEO and Founder of Skip Aviation.
AYANDA MOLEBATSI
Head of Training
A very ambitious individual and have always been able to overcome anything to achieve any goal set.
Ms Molebatsi has over 15 years experience in the field of aviation and now holds the position of the Training Operations Manager at Skip Aviation Consultants, having worked in various Admin management portfolios.
She served as the member of the Task Team under ASO @ SACAA, a little historical milestone.
Effective from 01 July 2021, Ms Molebatsi was appointed for a five-year term as Training Operations Manager of Skip Aviation Consultants. She is the only woman to have occupied this position since the inception of SAC.
Ms Molebatsi is an accomplished leader and achiever; having received many accolades over the years, including, among others, Bachelor Of Business Admin and Best Administrator Officer.. During her tenure, SAC will be the best ATO in a few years to come.
CHRISTIAAN STEYN
GrII Instructor
Christiaan matriculated in 2015 and afterwards studied Wildlife management while doing his PPL in Nelspruit. He went on to complete both at the same time. There after Christiaan started working towards his CPL, after which he immediately started doing his instructors rating. Upon completion thereof he went on to work at the flight school where he received his training. Christiaan trained at a tricky runway, flying over mountainous terrain and the Kruger National Park.
“They always say the sky is the limit, but now the sky is my point of view”
KGALALELO PELLE
GrIII Instructor
Kgalalelo grew up in Hebron, in the North-West province in a rural area where there are no airports close by. She always wondered what it felt like to be in a plane and that fuelled his curiosity, she then started researching a lot about planes and that’s how her love for aviation began. Kgalalelo applied for a bursary after matric and started her training in 2015. She is now a grade 3 flight instructor and flies the C172, C172R, Piper Seneca, PA-28a, Piper 235 and recently the Slings.