John Everett Brest
Career Highlights
- Holds Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) certificate — the highest level of FAA pilot certification
- Holds Second-Class FAA medical certificate
Aircraft Registered to This Address2 aircraft
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NTSB Records Mentioning a Registered Aircraft
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An aircraft registered at this address — N6PK Cessna 310i — was the subject of NTSB investigation WPR23LA226 on May 25, 2023 in Sunnyside, Washington.
Nearby Airports
Distances calculated from the centroid of Moses Lake, WA.
Estimated Flight Hoursestimate
Airline Transport Pilot certificate requires 1,500 hours minimum. Career ATPs often log 5,000–15,000+ hours. This is an estimate; the pilot can override by claiming the profile and reporting actual logged hours. Pilots holding airline transport pilot certificates typically log within this range, but individual totals vary widely.
Other Airline Transport Pilots in Washington
Certificates & Ratings
Medical Certificate
Medical certificate dates are sourced from the FAA Airmen Certification Database and are for informational purposes only.
Certification Summary
John Everett Brest holds a Airline Transport Pilot certificate issued by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and is based in Moses Lake, Washington. This pilot holds a second-class medical certificate.
About Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) Certificates
The Airline Transport Pilot certificate is the highest level of aircraft pilot certification. ATP holders must have a minimum of 1,500 hours of total flight time and meet rigorous knowledge and practical test requirements under 14 CFR Part 61. This certificate is required to serve as pilot in command of scheduled air carrier operations under Part 121.
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FAA registry data last refreshed April 2026.