Jean Pinet

Jean Pinet is a Engineer, a Fighter pilot, a Test pilot , a Airline pilot and a Administrateur French.

Studies

ENSAM (Anger 1946) - Major of promotion

Sup' Aéro (1952) - Major of promotion

Professional path

Engineer Arts and Métiers, civil engineer of Aeronautics, fighter pilot qualified in France and in the United States, flight engineer of tests, test pilot, Airline certified Pile FAA ATPL, and airline pilot certified DGAC, Jean Pinet accumulated 6000 hours of vol.

He was in the very first at the sides of Andre Turcat to control the Harmony. In particular, he was the first pilot to cross the wall of the sound with Concorde.

He was also:

General secretary and president of the National Academy of the Air and Space (ANAE);
Cofounder of EURISCO, Institute European of Engineering and cognitive Sciences;
Cofounder and Co-chairman of Icarus Committee, the Flight Safety Foundation;
Administrator of the Flight Safety Foundation;
Founder of association Ground of Take-off, of which he is always administrator.

Distinctions

Officer of the Legion of Honor
Officer of the National order of the Merit
Medal of Aeronautics
Emeritus Member of the AAAF
Price Nessim Habif 2004

See too

External bond

Biography resulting from the site of Arts and Trades

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