Graeme plays a key role in guiding students through their aviation journey as our Student Support & Enrolment Officer. From initial enrolment to course completion, he provides ongoing support to ensure students have the resources and guidance they need to succeed in their Diploma of Aviation.
With a background as a Learning Support Manager for an online RTO and experience as an Industry Training Consultant, Graeme has a deep understanding of career pathways and vocational education. His passion lies in helping students achieve their goals, offering tailored support, and working as part of a strong, student-focused team.
Graeme’s favorite part of the job? Seeing students realise their full potential and take steps toward their dream aviation careers. Aviation has always been a personal interest of his—having flown solo in a Piper PA28 out of Bankstown Airport years ago, he understands the excitement and challenges of flight training.
Outside of work, Graeme enjoys the thrill of motorcycle riding and unwinds by playing guitar.
Instructor Category: Management & Support
Domenico Annetta
From an early age, Dom’s fascination with aviation was shaped by both curiosity and exposure. Growing up in Melbourne, he was immersed in the world of flight through his father’s collection of model aircraft and their frequent trips to airshows. Watching planes carve through the sky was more than a spectacle—it was an early glimpse into what would become his life’s pursuit.
Now holding a Commercial Pilot Licence with Multi-Engine and Instrument Ratings, Dom has refined his skills through rigorous training. Among his most formative experiences was completing his Multi-Engine Instrument Rating at LTF—an endeavour that tested both his technical ability and his capacity for precision under pressure.
His long-term ambition is clear: to fly widebody aircraft on long-haul routes. Yet, beyond professional aspirations, Dom remains drawn to pursuits that cultivate presence and exhilaration—fishing, camping, and riding dirt bikes, all of which reflect his broader appetite for adventure.
For Dom, aviation is not merely a career but an ongoing challenge—one that demands skill, discipline, and a willingness to push beyond perceived limits.
Arjun Parmar
Arjun’s journey into aviation was not a matter of chance but of inevitability. Born into the world of flight, he was raised on military bases across India, watching his father—a fighter pilot in the Indian Air Force—command the skies. The movement from place to place instilled in him both adaptability and an ever-deepening fascination with aviation. Though his upbringing was transient, Melbourne has been his most enduring home.
With nearly a decade of experience as an instructor, Arjun holds a Grade 1 Flight Instructor Rating with Multi-Engine IFR. His career has spanned four different flight training organisations, allowing him to teach a remarkably diverse range of students—from an 8-year-old enthusiast to a 92-year-old casual flyer, as well as university students and cadets bound for both domestic and international airlines. Each experience has reinforced his belief in the precision, discipline, and adaptability that aviation demands.
Before committing fully to flight training, Arjun pursued an MBA and spent close to a decade in marketing—an entirely different world, but one that ultimately proved peripheral to his true calling. Now, his focus is clear: in the short term, he aims to obtain Flight Examiner approvals and deepen his instructional expertise. Looking further ahead, he envisions a future in the airline industry while maintaining his connection to training, checking, and examining.
Beyond aviation, Arjun finds fulfilment in spending time with his two children, family, and friends. A lifelong sports fan, he follows Formula 1, cricket, football, and tennis with the same enthusiasm that drives his career. His philosophy—both in aviation and in life—is deceptively simple: just smile and wave.
Timothy Tang
Shaped by his upbringing in the vibrant city of Hong Kong, Tim developed a fascination with aviation from a young age, captivated by the sights and sounds of aircraft soaring over the city’s skyline.
Currently serving as the welcoming face at Learn To Fly, Tim is dedicated to providing exceptional service to students and visitors alike, he ensures a smooth and enjoyable experience for everyone walking through the doors of LTF. Passionate about aviation and eager to contribute to the school’s mission, Tim looks forward to supporting aspiring pilots in achieving their dreams.
Holding a Commercial Pilot License (CPL) and Multi-Engine Command Instrument Rating (MECIR), in the future, he aspires to join Cathay Pacific as a pilot, combining his expertise with his passion for aviation.
Rickque Lim
Meet Rickque, a fusion of engineering brilliance and aviation hailing from Malaysia. Holding an engineering degree alongside a Commercial Pilot License (CPL) and Multi-Engine Instrument Rating (MEIR), Rickque’s passion for aviation knows no bounds.
In 2019, Rickque embarked on a transformative journey that carried them across the skies during a student exchange program in Melbourne. Drawn by the allure of this city’s aviation dreamscape, Rickque returned with a profound mission – to guide, support, and uplift aspiring aviation enthusiasts. Within the aviation industry’s boundless horizons, Rickque stands ready to empower fresh talents and relentless dream-chasers.
Rickque has an ultimate colourful goal of securing a turbojet-powered aircraft type rating and attaining the coveted title of an airline pilot.
Jomsy Mani
Jomsy was born and raised in Kerala, the captivating state in Southern India known for its landscapes and serene backwater, where she developed a deep appreciation for education. She dedicated herself as a passionate physical science teacher in secondary schools, instilling a love for the sciences in the minds of young learners. Those early experiences shaped her commitment to education and ignited a desire to make a difference in students’ lives.
In 2011, Jomsy made the decision to settle in Australia, specifically in the city of Melbourne, which she now proudly calls home. Over the years, Jomsy has contributed significantly to the education sector in various roles, focusing on critical areas such as quality assurance, risk management, compliance monitoring, and policy development. Her role also involved data reporting, student progress monitoring, system analysis, business process design, and systems implementation and training.
Jomsy’s ultimate goal in this field is to continue making meaningful contributions towards RTO compliance, explicitly aiming to uphold the highest standards and align with the goals of Learn To Fly Melbourne. She is passionate about ensuring that educational organisations provide students with the best possible learning experience while maintaining integrity and adherence to compliance standards.
Cherishing exploring new destinations, immersing herself in diverse cultures, and savouring various cuisines is something Jomsy enjoys in her spare time. Adding “Pilot experience” to her bucket list is a goal that promises to unlock a new world of adventure and exploration from the cockpit, which allows her to take to the skies and explore the world from a unique perspective.
Rossetti Kwan
In 2015 Rossettii moved to Melbourne, where they experienced the city’s unpredictable weather, often jokingly referring to “8 weathers in 2 hours”. Among the wonders of the sky, rainbows hold a special fascination for Rossetti, symbolising hope, new beginnings, and transformation.
Throughout their career, Rossetti has gained diverse experiences in various fields, including wholesale and retail, manufacturing and production, secretarial and financial services, eCommerce, community services, and education. Among these, their favourite job involved working on philanthropy projects in Hong Kong.
Looking ahead, Rossetti’s dreams and ambitions lie in the world of aviation. They find great joy in facilitating the dreams of their students, from witnessing their first solo flights to congratulating them on passing theory exams. This fulfilling role at Learn to Fly allows Rossetti to contribute to the students’ journeys and help them achieve their aviation aspirations.
Rossetti’s academic background is rooted in numbers and mathematics. They hold a Master’s in Professional Accountancy from HK CyberU of HK Polytechnic University and a Diploma in Computer Studies from HK Computer Education Centre. Describing themselves as a curiouser and leisure photographer, Rossetti enjoys observing quietly and finds relaxation in classical orchestras with string instruments. Their patience with puzzles and admiration for the wonders of Mother Nature on Earth is evident in their outlook on life, which they sum up as “Take and Give,” embracing continuous learning and contributing to the well-being of others.
Presently, Rossetti holds the position of Finance Manager at Learn to Fly. Their journey within the organisation started as a Bookkeeper, eventually taking on responsibilities at the front desk and progressing to the role of Accounting Manager before settling into their current position.
Luke Wu
Luke Wu grew up in Singapore, where he obtained his Diploma in Aviation Management and Services before getting his Bachelor in Aviation Management (Hons) from Massey University in New Zealand. As a student, Luke always enjoyed delving into the inner workings of the aviation industry, understanding the many layers that encompass what we now see as a commonplace occurrence.
Since moving to Melbourne with his wife and 3 dogs in 2022, Luke has rekindled his interest in working in the aviation sector whilst building on his passion for out-of-classroom teaching methods and student welfare management. Luke wants to help students realise their dream of becoming pilots, especially those from countries with more limited General Aviation opportunities.
Maximillian Fairclough
A creative observer, Max travelled the world documenting and creative directing in the music and entertainment industry for over a decade. Growing up in Perth, his curiosity and drive persuaded him to follow his work to North America before settling back in Australia and calling Melbourne home.
While Max’s principal focus was in the music and entrainment world, he was a creative director and producer for several Tourism Australia campaigns. Also, he played a role in the creative and photographic operations at Uber.
With a constant aspiration to develop something new, Max brings a balance of his expertise and creativity here at Learn To Fly. In his role here, Max is tasked with creating, planning and delivering a strategic vision. He is responsible for maintaining a cohesive visual and thematic style that displays the day-to-day operations, achievements and mantra at Learn To Fly and ensuring all creative executions remain faithful to the brand.
Max finds incredible satisfaction and reward in making things that allow people to connect, engage and stay curious. He also loves flying.
Cam Meyer
Aviation has always been a part of Cam Meyer’s life. Following in his father’s footsteps, he first took flying lessons in 1982; however, school and university delayed flying training in earnest until 1992. Cam’s interest in the technical aspects of aeroplanes and piloting is what led to him becoming a flight instructor, working at various flying schools at Moorabbin and at Avalon.
Most of his flying in the past 12 years has been with aerial photographers and flight instructor training, but he had the most fun as an aerobatics joy flight pilot and training for a low-level rating.
Cam developed an interest in aviation safety management when it started emerging as a “new idea” for general aviation in the early 2000s, introducing formal safety systems for the flying schools worked for and eventually taking it on as a full-time role in 2020.
Cam applies his extensive knowledge and experience in aviation and safety management to his role at Learn to Fly as a Part 142 Safety Manager. He is responsible for investigating and reporting on the company’s aviation risk exposure management and fostering a robust safety culture within the organisation, an ideal that must be fiercely defended and meticulously nurtured.
Cam enjoys cycling to work every day with Pepper the dog in her trailer behind to find out what challenges have to be met each day.