Some people move quietly through the journey, doing the work day after day, never asking for attention. CAPT. REMUS VINCE M. RESELOSA is one of them.

Before becoming a Flight Instructor and later Chief Flight Instructor of Indiana Aerospace University, he was first a student pilot who went through the same long days, pressure, corrections, and check rides every aviator remembers.

After graduation, he stayed and helped younger students understand the basics the same way his own mentors once taught him. Later on, he moved into flight instruction, spending years inside the cockpit guiding students through their own struggles and small victories in training.

Over time, he earned the trust to lead as Chief Flight Instructor, a role that means setting standards and helping shape the kind of discipline future pilots will carry with them long after graduation.

He also flew charter operations for Ormoc Air, where flying became something even more real—different weather, different situations, real passengers, and real responsibility.

What makes his story meaningful is not only where he ended up, but how he got there.

STEP BY STEP. NO SHORTCUTS.

At IAU, we always remind students that aviation has a way of revealing who is willing to stay patient with the process. Flight hours matter, but so do the habits built behind them—the discipline, the humility, and the willingness to keep learning even after mistakes.

Completing the degree matters because it shapes more than technical skill. It shapes judgment. It teaches future pilots how to carry responsibility properly, especially on days when decisions matter most.

Capt. Remus’ journey reflects that kind of growth—steady, earned, and grounded in experience.

All of us at IAU are proud of you, Capt. Remus.

REMUS VINCE M. RESELOSA
Bachelor of Science in Aviation Technology (BSAT)
Major in Flying
Class of 2014

Indiana Aerospace University proudly recognizes Engr. Ed Niño C. Jugan, an alumnus who served as Flight Engineer in the delivery of a brand-new Airbus A320neo from Toulouse, France to Manila.

Taking part in an international aircraft delivery requires technical expertise and a strong sense of responsibility. As a Line Maintenance Supervisor, Engr. Jugan’s role in bringing Cebu Pacific’s RP-C4165 home reflects the real-world competence developed through rigorous, hands-on aviation training.

His journey continues to inspire current students and fellow alumni, demonstrating how strong educational foundations and sustained commitment translate into effective practice in the aviation industry. IAU congratulates Engr. Jugan on this milestone and expresses its appreciation for the pride he brings to the Aerospacer community.

ENGR. ED NIÑO C. JUGAN
Bachelor of Science in Aircraft Maintenance Technology
Class of 2010

Two brothers who followed the same dream and chose to take the journey together. Alex N. Acierto Jr. and Alexander N. Acierto both enrolled in Indiana Aerospace University’s BS Aircraft Maintenance Technology program. They may have started in different years, but they shared the same goal and the same love for aviation.

From the hallowed halls of IAU to now being part of Boeing Company in Everett, Washington, their journey shows what family support and believing in your path can lead to. Standing side by side today, they are proof that sometimes the best journeys are the ones you share.

#IndianaAerospaceUniversity
#WeGiveYouWingsToFly
#Aerospacers
#AircraftMaintenanceTechnology

Indiana Aerospace University couldn’t be prouder of its alumni from the School of Aviation Maintenance who have completed their seven-month Maintenance Training Program at Lufthansa Technik Philippines.

(L–R)

Mar Louise H. Pazo – Base Maintenance (Workshop), MTP Batch 204
Marwyn Clark N. Ybanez – Base Maintenance (Workshop), MTP Batch 204
Angelson T. Dulce – Base Maintenance (Avionics), MTP Batch 199
Patrick Rich T. Laran – Line Maintenance (Airframe & Powerplant), MTP Batch 203

Your journey fills our hearts with pride and inspiration.

To your parents, congratulations—and to our dear alumni, thank you for showing the world that IAU-trained aircraft mechanics don’t just work with their hands, but with their hearts.

#AerospacerPride #WeGiveYouWingsToFly
#Avionics
#AircraftMaintenanceTechnology

AEROSPACERS KEEP ON SOARING Indiana Aerospace University is the home of exceptional students who consistently strive for excellence and push boundaries. Recently, 3 remarkable Bachelor of Science in Aircraft Maintenance Technology graduates have achieved a notable feat that deserves recognition. Congratulations (L-R) DIRK WAYNE C. AÑIGA (Class of 2023-Batch Astra), KEMO SABE C. SOLIJON (Class of 2022-Batch Pirmero), JUN ALLEN V. VILLARIN (Class of 2022, Batch Pirmero) for completing the 7-month Maintenance Training Program of Lufthansa Technik Philippines Inc. We applaud them for their achievement and wish them all the success as they reach new heights in their careers.

With great pride, we announce the achievement of one of our accomplished #Aerospacer, DIRK WAYNE C. AÑIGA (Batch Astra, Class of 2023). Dirk has emerged as the TOPNOTCHER in the challenging 6-month maintenance training program at Lufthansa Technik Philippines, upholding his passion for aviation maintenance.
This accomplishment is a testament to the adage, “Success is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to Success. If you love what you are doing, you will be successful.” Your love for aviation maintenance has undoubtedly paved the way to success.
Congratulations Dirk! Your triumph is a beacon of inspiration for us and the entire academic community. We hope you continue to achieve more such milestones and inspire others to follow in your footsteps.