Press Release
Issued by FlightSafety Paris Learning Center.
January 6, 2015
FlightSafety International has announced that Yannick Kerriou has been promoted to manager of its Learning Center located at the Paris-Le Bourget airport in France. He assumes this responsibility from Patrick Dulac who has retired from the company.
“We are pleased to give Yannick this well-deserved promotion to manager of the Paris Center,” said Daniel MacLellan, vice president, operations. “Throughout his career, Yannick has consistently demonstrated his excellent management and leadership skills, and commitment to quality and customer service. We thank Patrick for his 16 years of dedicated service to FlightSafety. His contributions to our Dassault Falcon and Embraer aircraft training programs, and his management of the Paris Center, are greatly appreciated. All of us with FlightSafety wish him the very best in retirement.”
Yannick began his career in commercial aviation with British Airways as an aircraft maintenance technician after serving in the French Air Force for five years. He first joined FlightSafety at the Paris Center in 1990. He served as an instructor for Dassault Falcon 50, Falcon 900, Embraer EMB 120 aircraft, and as program manager for Bombardier Dash 8 training. He left the company in 1998 to work for BA City Express as manager technical training, fleet technical manager, captain and type rating instructor. He then flew for EasyJet and Cathay Pacific as a senior first officer. Yannick returned to FlightSafety's Paris Center in 2011 as program manager for Embraer 170 training. He then served as assistant director of training, director of training, and most recently as assistant center manager.
He holds an Airline Transport Pilots License from the Civil Aviation Authority in the United Kingdom, the Federal Aviation Administration in the United States, and Transport Canada. Yannick is an EASA qualified type rating examiner and type rating instructor. He holds type ratings for the Bombardier Dash 8, Boeing 737, Boeing 747, and Embraer 170 aircraft. Yannick holds an associate degree in Aeronautical Engineering from Air Force Technical College in France, a Bachelor of Engineering degree from Sorbonne Paris-Cité University of Technology, and will soon receive an executive MBA from ESSEC & Mannheim Business Schools.
