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