Our Clients
Who we serve
We serve many major airlines around the world, aviation lawyers, unions, individuals, corporations, and the U.S. government.
Customer Successes
We provide a variety of services to help individuals and companies in every aspect of aviation. Our services are as different as the number of questions, problems, and situations that you can present. We are the aviation experts. We’ll let you know if we are unable to handle your case and we’ll help you find someone who can help you. Our clients are always satisfied that they have received quality results.
Expert Witness
Our services include:
Litigation support for Pilot, Flight Attendant, and Mechanic Careers
Earnings and employability models
Depositions and Trial Testimony
Case preparation and analysis
Consulting
Business Forecasting
Pilot Hiring
Equipment
Economy
Demand
Trends
Business Plans and Feasibility Studies
Media and Public Relations
Contact us for a quote (please include your name, company name, phone number)
Kit Darby, President
KitDarby.com Aviation Consulting, LLC
1029 Peachtree Pkwy. N., S-352
Peachtree City, GA 30269
877 334-2939 Toll Free
678 833-5620 Business
770 487-6617 Fax
Email: KitDarby@gmail.com
Web: www.KitDarby.com
A Conversation With Kit Darby
CAT Editor-in-Chief Rick Adams, FRAeS, talks with Kit Darby, one of the leading experts on professional pilot careers about the state of the North American aviation market – recovery, retirements, furloughs, pay packages, and advice for moving to the head of the queue...
CNBC – A flood of job losses looms as airline industry struggles in pandemic
Many airline jobs have been protected by $25 billion in federal payroll support. More than 75,000 U.S. airline employees have been warned their jobs are at risk. Support has grown for another $25 billion in aid. Read More
Stay Or Go? Older Pilots’ Decisions On Early-Out Offers Will Impact The Futures Of Thousands – Forbes Magazine
The nation’s oldest airline pilots – typically those between the ages of 60 and 65 – are fast approaching deadlines for making decisions whether to accept early retirement offers that could put as much as $982,000 into their pockets now while also potentially saving...