Focused on the planning and development of aviation facilities, he is an aviation and airport development specialist with more than 40 years of experience advising on airport infrastructure, air traffic control systems, and strategic aviation planning. His expertise includes airport master planning, terminal and airfield development, aviation activity forecasting, and financial modeling, with strength in benefit-cost analysis for air traffic control facilities and airport business planning. He has evaluated complex airport environments involving operational standards, regulatory compliance, land use compatibility, and aircraft and ground noise considerations, supporting both commercial service and general aviation airports.

He has provided technical analysis related to fixed base operator operations, airport leasing, minimum standards compliance, and environmental review processes, including noise compatibility and regulatory frameworks. His work involves coordination with regulatory bodies, development of feasibility studies, and assessment of infrastructure constraints affecting airport operations and expansion. He also has experience in academic instruction related to aviation management, planning, and finance, reinforcing his technical and analytical foundation.

In litigation settings, he has delivered expert witness and consulting services for more than 30 years, addressing matters such as airport compliance, aircraft noise disputes, airspace obstruction, eminent domain, and aviation-related regulatory issues. His case history includes roles as expert witness, consultant, and declarant in disputes involving airport operations, access, and land use, as well as aviation policy and contract tower-related issues, demonstrating sustained involvement in complex aviation-related legal matters.