About Our Private Jet Sales Team
Ivan Klugman
PRESIDENT
With over 30 years of aviation experience; 10 years of that in corporate flight departments serving as Captain as well as flight department manager, Captain Klugman has worked for some of the highest net worth individuals nationally acquiring and selling their aircraft (both Jet and Helicopter ) as well the complete structuring of their flight departments. Captain Klugman has been in the commercial aviation industry for over 31 years and is currently serving as international Boeing 767 Captain for a US global airline flying the Far East, South America, Middle East and Europe. During his career, he has placed many aircraft in service; from corporate jets to large twin engine helicopters. Captain Klugman holds an FAA Airline Transport Pilots license for both Jets and Helicopters to include ratings on Boeing 777, 767, 757,737, Falcon Jet, Bell 206, Bell 222, Sikorsky S76 and Super Puma.
Robert Hoffmoen
PROJECT MANAGER
Having 40 years of aviation experience; Mr. Hoffmoen has served as Director of Operations, Chief Pilot and Director of maintenance of FAR 135 Jet and Helicopter Air Taxi operations. Bob was also a partner in a Major NE based FBO that traded Jets and Helicopters. He has also flown 15 years as a Corporate Captain for Fortune 100 companies. In addition to Mr. Hoffmoen’s excellent piloting skills on both Jets and Helicopters, he has spent years on the hangar floor at the major manufacturers and completion centers across the country supervising completions and retrofits. Bob holds FAA Airline Transport Pilots as well as an Airframe and Power Plants Mechanics License.
DAS also employs aviation specialists who we consider to be among the very best in their field. We a have a team of professionals with a can do attitude. Our team strives for excellence in service and customer satisfaction.
Did You Know?
The Forecast Study estimated that 14,978 business jets would be built from 2007 to 2016. More than twice the number produced from 1997 to 2006. That estimate hasn't changed despite the recent run-up in fuel prices, –Raymond Jaworowski, Forecast's senior aerospace analyst.
