Change your perspective and you can change your world
And what better way to change perspective than to hear from those who fly from one side of the planet to the other every single day? Accompanied by the experience of those who have been watching us from above for years, between coffee and croissants we will discover all the secrets—or rather, almost all of them—of the experience of an airline pilot. Joining us at this month’s breakfast meeting is Cesare Monnazzi, accompanied by fellow pilot Federico Alviti.
About the speaker
IT:
Cesare Mornazzi, nato a Roma, è oggi Comandante istruttore in Sky Alps Alto Adige. Ha iniziato la sua carriera come ufficiale istruttore dell’Esercito Italiano presso la scuola Artiglieria Contraerei di Sabaudia nel periodo di leva. Nel 2000 ha interrotto gli studi di ingegneria meccanica per seguire la sua passione per il volo, superando la selezione per accedere alla scuola piloti Alitalia Skymaster. Successivamente ha assunto il ruolo di assistente di volo e nel 2008 di pilota li linea. Nella sua carriera ha volato con aerei più grandi (Livingston base Malpensa, Armavia base Yerevan in Armenia) e più piccoli ma dalla parte opposta del mondo (Express Air in Indonesia), fino a stabilizzarsi prima in Svizzera volando per SkyWork, poi in Kuwait lavorando per la compagnia di bandiera Kuwait Airways. Rientrato in Italia ha fatto esperienza di voli transoceanici verso l’America e di medio raggio con la Ernest base Verona, fino ad approdare nel 2021 in Sky Alps.
DE:
Cesare Monnazzi, geboren in Rom, ist heute ausbildender Kommandant bei Sky Alps Südtirol. Während seines Militärdienstes begann er seine Laufbahn als ausbildender Offizier in der italienischen Armee an der Flugabwehrartillerieschule in Sabaudia. Im Jahr 2000 unterbrach er sein Maschinenbaustudium, um seiner Leidenschaft für die Fliegerei nachzugehen, und absolvierte das Auswahlverfahren für die Pilotenschule Alitalia Skymaster. Danach wurde er Flugbegleiter und im Jahr 2008 Linienpilot. Im Laufe seiner Karriere flog er mit größeren Flugzeugen (Livingston-Basis Malpensa, Armavia-Basis Jerewan in Armenien) und kleineren, aber am anderen Ende der Welt (Express Air in Indonesien), bis er sich zunächst in der Schweiz niederließ und für SkyWork flog, und dann in Kuwait, wo er bei der nationalen Fluggesellschaft Kuwait Airways arbeitete. Zurück in Italien sammelte er Erfahrungen mit Transatlantikflügen nach Amerika und Mittelstreckenflügen bei der Ernest-Basis in Verona, bevor er 2021 zu Sky Alps kam.
ENG:
Cesare Mornazzi, born in Rome, is now an commanding officer at Sky Alps Alto Adige. He began his career as an instructor officer in the Italian Army at the Anti-Aircraft Artillery School in Sabaudia during his conscription period. In 2000 he interrupted his mechanical engineering studies to follow his passion for flying, passing the selection process to enter the Alitalia Skymaster pilot school. He later took on the role of flight attendant and in 2008 as an airline pilot. In his career he has flown with larger aircraft (Livingston base Malpensa, Armavia base Yerevan in Armenia) as well as smaller aircraft on the opposite side of the world (Express Air in Indonesia), until he settled down first in Switzerland flying for SkyWork, then in Kuwait working for the national airline Kuwait Airways. He returned to Italy and gained experience in transoceanic flights to America and medium-haul flights with Verona-based Ernest, until joining Sky Alps in 2021.
