COMMERCIAL PILOT · CFI · CFII

Maddi
McCabe.

Precision in practice.
Purpose in every flight.

Pilot. Instructor. Always a student of flight.
Building a career on preparation, sound judgment,
and a commitment to safety.

Maddi McCabe in a white pilot flight shirt
BASED IN Las Vegas, Nevada

01 / FLIGHT EXPERIENCE

Every hour.
A stronger foundation.

Experience across cross-country, instrument, complex, high-performance, and multi-engine operations.

426.0HRSTOTAL FLIGHT TIME
342.4HRSPILOT IN COMMAND
226.5HRSCROSS-COUNTRY
163.0HRSINSTRUMENT
13.3HRSNIGHT

Flight hours as reported in the aviation résumé. Categories may overlap.

02 / QUALIFICATIONS

Trained with intention.
Qualified to deliver.

A commitment
to proficiency.

Commercial pilot privileges, instructor certifications, and continued training form the foundation of Maddi’s flying.

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01

Commercial Pilot

Airplane Single-Engine Land · Airplane Multi-Engine Land

ASEL / AMEL
02

Instrument Rating

Instrument Airplane

INSTRUMENT
03

Certified Flight Instructor

Airplane Single-Engine

CFI
04

Flight Instructor Instrument

Airplane

CFII
05

First Class Medical

FAA medical certificate

MEDICAL
06

Additional Endorsements

Complex · High-Performance

ENDORSEMENTS

03 / PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Building better pilots.
Becoming one, too.

CURRENT ROLE

June 2026 — Present

Hurricane, Utah

AMERICA WEST FLIGHT SCHOOL

Certified Flight Instructor

Individualized flight and ground instruction in a Part 61 training environment. Each lesson builds confidence and proficiency through structured preparation, clear communication, and sound aeronautical decision-making.

Preflight planningAircraft systemsCross-country operationsInstrument proceduresPractical-test preparation

Safety, FAA compliance, and professional habits in every lesson.

Maddi flying a Piper aircraft, wearing a headset and focusing on the flight controls
WHERE PREPARATION MEETS PRACTICE

04 / THE PILOT BEHIND THE HOURS

Focused on the flight.
Committed to the craft.

For Maddi, progress as a pilot starts with disciplined preparation and a willingness to keep learning. Her approach brings technical proficiency together with thoughtful decision-making and clear communication.

As an instructor, she helps students develop the habits that matter beyond a checkride: planning carefully, understanding the aircraft, and making considered decisions in the air.

Technical proficiency
Sound decision-making
Clear communication
Thoughtful collaboration
Adaptability
Composure under pressure

05 / CONTINUED DEVELOPMENT

A wider perspective.
A higher standard.

LIBERTY UNIVERSITY

Bachelor of Science
in Aviation

Lynchburg, Virginia

Expected December 2027

06 / GET IN TOUCH

Let’s talk
about what’s next.

For professional aviation opportunities
and flight instruction inquiries.

maddimccabe12@gmail.com