Dewey Davenport
Dewey started flying model planes at age 7 and has been flying full-scale aircraft for over 30 years. He currently holds an ATP license with seven different type ratings and has logged over 12,000 flight hours. Today, Dewey
is a corporate pilot flying a Citation Latitude. He is also the owner of Goodfolk and O’Tymes Biplane Rides, where he operates a 1929 Travel Air 4000 and a 1930 D-25 New Standard biplane.
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