Bob Conley has been seduced by airplanes all of his life. He spent hours in his childhood building model planes and dreaming of flying. He motivated himself to finish undergraduate school, by planning to join the U.S. Air Force to learn to fly jet aircraft. His dreams came true when he was accepted into the Air Force and completed flight training at Williams Air Force Base in Arizona. He was an exceptional instructor pilot for five years during the Vietnam War. He left the service to fly commercially. He got his chance flying for a Charter Company in Las Vegas, and logged the hours for an Air Transport Rating by flying tours over the Grand Canyon. This enabled him to enter the Corporate Aviation Industry where he has enjoyed over twenty years of constant frying. He has been very active in the National Business Aviation Association and now serves as Director of Aviation for Aventis Pharma, flying Gulfstream IV and V.