Aeronautics expert Krishna Ajvalia possesses more than 10 years of experience across a multitude of positions in the aviation field. Krishna Ajvalia enrolled at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University at Daytona Beach, Florida. At Embry-Riddle, Krishna Ajvalia majored in aeronautical science and pursued air traffic control and dispatcher coursework toward a minor. Krishna Ajvalia graduated with his Bachelor of Science in 2001.

During his time at Embry-Riddle, Krishna Ajvalia increased his aeronautical experience by undertaking a number of internship and employment ventures. Krishna Ajvalia’s first such opportunity was an internship at Teterboro Airport in New Jersey in 1998. As a noise abatement intern, Krishna Ajvalia was in charge of operating and maintaining noise monitoring systems. Krishna Ajvalia’s other duties consisted of compiling and analyzing data. Additionally, Krishna Ajvalia helped establish new procedures and aircraft routes.

In May 1999, Krishna Ajvalia undertook a dispatch internship at Teterboro, which lasted until September of that same year. In the capacity of a dispatch intern, Krishna Ajvalia oversaw flight movements with the goal of expediting completion while ensuring safety; maintained flight movement logs; and monitored flight crews, aircraft flight times and communications, and weather conditions. Following the end of his internship, Krishna Ajvalia worked at Jet Center in Daytona Beach in 1999. In the role of a fuel truck operator, Krishna Ajvalia refueled C172, PA28, PA44, and M20J ERAU aircraft.

From 2002 until 2004, Krishna Ajvalia was employed at Air Fleet Training Systems in Teterboro, New Jersey. Over those two years, Krishna Ajvalia managed Part 61 and Part 141 student records and developed teamwork skills with students in the Jet Center’s training environment.