About Us - Women in Corporate Aviation

About Women In Corporate Aviation

The purposes for which the Corporation is organized are exclusively charitable, literary, scientific, and educational purposes, within the meaning of Section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue code of 1986 (or the corresponding provision of any future United States Internal Revenue law), and to create a network through which representatives of corporate aviation can work to support one another, both personally and professionally, by educating ourselves and the public about issues within our industry. Women in Corporate Aviation (WCA) is committed to creating a more diverse and inclusive environment within the corporate and business aviation sector, offering support and resources to individuals looking to enter or advance in the field.

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Officers

Lesley Revuelto, President

president@wca-intl.org

My aviation career began in 1988 with Pan American World Airways, followed by 20 years in corporate aviation, including roles in charter operations in Saudi Arabia and as a corporate flight attendant. I have a deep understanding of the corporate aviation sector and the challenges women face. For the past 10 years, I have co-chaired the NBAA FAFT Committee, overseeing a scholarship program that supports over 30 flight attendants annually. Growing up in an aviation family sparked my passion for the industry, and I am dedicated to mentoring and advancing women in corporate aviation.

Rucsandra Mihai, Vice President

vicepresident@wca-intl.org

My name is Rucsandra Magdalena Mihai and I am founder of Train Aviation, and a certified International aviation trainer.

I’ve been working in the airline industry for the last 33 years. I have a bachelor degree in Marketing and Marketing Communication and a master in Management and Business Communication.

I am a former flight attendant, with hands-on experience, who has flown for over 20.000 hours in the air, with a background in commercial and business aviation.

After working in different positions within the airline industry, from the flight attendant, flight instructor, and inflight auditor, corporate flight attendant, I went on to become a recruiter and aviation trainer.

I run a business aviation agency, TRAIN AVIATION, in Bucharest-Romania, where I am conducting training for future corporate flight attendants. We offer services to both candidates seeking for a job, and clients looking to hire the right person. Based on my experience, my passion for aviation, and a strong commitment to my work, I am guiding, motivating, training, and mentoring other people on how to optimise their skills and add significant value to any organisation.

Stacy Everitt, Operations Manager

wcasecretary@wca-intl.org

Stacy is a highly experienced individual in the field of Information Technology, with a remarkable career spanning over 21 years. For more than 8 years, she has served as a Technical Trainer, sharing her vast knowledge and expertise of applications and systems. However, Stacy made a bold decision to pursue her true passion: flying! She is now not only a skilled pilot but also an Owner/Operator of her own aircraft. In addition to her flying endeavors, Stacy dedicates herself to serving as the Operations Manager and Newsletter Editor for Women In Corporate Aviation. Networking and connecting with other professionals in the aviation industry is something she deeply values. Moreover, she eagerly supports those who aspire to build successful careers in this thrilling field. Stacy welcomes the opportunity to connect with you and explore potential collaborations within the aviation industry.

Kristen Hipp, Treasurer

treasurer@wca-intl.org

Before I began my aviation career I built and operated an event management company in Northern California after obtaining my business degree from Miami University in Ohio. I ran all aspects of my business and wore many hats including handling all billing, accounting, bookkeeping, sales and event production. I was inspired by one of your current members, Kim Kissh, to join WCA and would love for the opportunity to be an integral part of your organization utilizing both my business background combined with my current aviation career path. Although I currently work as a CFI and Assistant General Manager at a large FBO, my goal is to connect with other like minded and driven women in corporate aviation and obtain a position with an incredible company growing my career as a pilot. It would be an honor to serve for WCA and I’m grateful for the consideration.