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Resume of Jack Cox, Airport
Properties, Inc. & Airport Properties, USA
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| 1957-1968 |
Jack H. Cox
(Jack) attended public schools in Breckenridge, Texas. In 1972 Jack
received a management degree from Texas Tech University, Lubbock Texas. |
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1972-1978 |
Texas Army National Guard –
Honorable Discharge |
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1972-1984 |
Vice President of Breckenridge
Lumber Co. Responsible for $12,000,000 annual sales and importing of
Western Canadian Lumber. |
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1972 |
Purchased first aircraft & obtained
multi engine, instrument pilot license |
| 1973 |
Purchased 1/3
interest in FBO named Breck Airways |
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1973 |
As 1/3 owner in Breck Airways, Jack
managed and constructed 9-T-hgrs. |
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1974 |
Breck Airways started flight school
& Cessna Pilot Center. |
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1977 |
Purchased second aircraft 1977 B-58
Beech Baron. As of January 2002 this same aircraft continues to be
routinely flown by Jack and is used exclusively in our airport development
business. |
| 1979 |
Breck Airways
constructed a 10,000 sf aircraft hangar leased to Breckenridge Aviation
Museum. |
| 1983 |
Jack sold interest
in Breck Airways. |
|
1983 |
Resigned from Breckenridge Lumber
and re-located to Arlington Texas to form an aviation development company
named Airport Properties, Inc. |
|
1984 |
Airport Properties, Inc., was founded and
incorporated by Jack H. Cox. Since 1984 Jack Cox has owned 100% of the
stock and has managed 100% of the business operations. |
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1984-to-date |
Residence: Owned Home since 1984 in
Arlington, Texas |
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1985 |
Leased 3.2 Acres (40 year lease)
from City of Arlington and fully developed a 45,000 sf complex of
multi-tenant/multi-use aviation hangar/office facility. Value of project
was $550,000 |
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1986 |
Leased 5.2 Acres (40 year lease)
from City of Mesquite and fully developed a 78,000 sf complex of
multi-tenant/multi-use aviation hangar/office facility. Value of project
was $2,550,000. |
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1987 |
Constructed a small private box
hangar at Denton, TX for an American Airlines Captain. Hangar utilized a
bi-fold hangar design. |
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1987 |
Constructed for City of Galveston
40,000 sf of Corporate Box and Private Box Aircraft Hangars. Project had
to meet 140 mph wind loadings and special cement footings due to shallow
water table. Private box hangars used bi-fold hangar design, with back up
solar power operations. Value of project was $750,000 |
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1988 |
Leased 3.5 Acres (40 year lease)
from City of Lancaster and fully developed a 40,000 sf complex of
multi-tenant/multi-use aviation hangar/office facility. Project featured
large corporate box hangars, City Terminal Building and Restaurant as well
as private t-hgrs and private box hangars. Value of project was $750,000. |
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1989 |
Fully developed and constructed a
9,500 sf off-shore helicopter base for Air Logistics, Inc.’s Gulf Port Base
at Galveston, Texas. Jack was responsible for all design, office layouts,
and parking lot construction as well as hangar design. Value of project was
$300,000. |
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1989 |
Fully developed and constructed a
9,500 sf off-shore helicopter base for Air Logistics, Inc.’s Gulf Port Base
at Intra-Coastal City, La. Project included wind loads in excess of 140
mph and all design, office layouts and hangar design. Value of project was
$200,000. |
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1990 |
Leased 3.7 Acres (40 year lease @
Dallas Redbird Airport) from City of Dallas and fully developed a 15,000 sf
FBO complex for American Air Ambulance, Inc. Project included 4,800 sf of
multi-floor office finish out, 15,000 sf of hangar space and a complete
underground fuel farm for both 100ll and Jet A fuel. Value of project was
$750,000 |
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1991 |
Leased 3 Acres (40 year lease) from
City of Dallas and constructed 3 private hangar/office facilities for J. L.
C. Aviation, Inc., the Bankers Assurance Group and Interpol Data
Corporation. Square footage was approximately 16,000 sf. Value of
projects were $300,000. |
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1992 |
Remodeled a 10,000 sf dilapidated
aviation facility (Dallas Redbird Airport) into a fully operational Fixed
Base Terminal for Allied Aviation Services, Inc. of Dallas. Construction
included additional offices, bathrooms, showers, flight planning areas, and
line service facility. Value of project was $200,000. |
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1992 |
Purchased the entire leasehold
interests of Triton Energy’s subsidiary known as Servion of Texas. The
leasehold facility included 100 t-hgrs, ramp/taxi lanes and 25,000 sf of
large community hangar, maintenance hgr, and paint facility. The leasehold
facility also included an underground fuel farm. Value of entire facility
was $670,000. |
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1992 |
Supervised the installation of a 30’
tall x 100’ wide rollup fabric hangar door for Redbird Airmotive. |
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1992 |
Leased 5.5 Acres (40 year lease)
from City of Arlington and fully developed a raw tract of land into a
three
building complex to be leased to an aviation college known as the
International Aviation and Travel Academy. The complete facility consists
of a 100 person dormitory, a restaurant, student center, coin operated
laundry facility, hangar and classrooms of 20,000 sf and auto parking for
144 cars and aircraft parking for 20 aircraft. Value of projects were
$2,500,000. |
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1994 |
Sold interests in Servion of Texas
Leases. |
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1994 |
Constructed a full service FBO
facility consisting of a 10,500 sf hangar, 4,200 sf office lobby area,
automobile parking lot and a large aircraft ramp at the Midway Airport,
South of Dallas. This facility is owned by the cities of Waxahachie and
Midlothian Texas and currently used at the city’s main terminal and FBO.
Value of project was $390,000 |
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1994 |
Constructed a full service FBO
facility consisting of a 10,500 sf hangar, 4,200 sf office lobby area,
automobile parking lot and a large aircraft ramp. This facility is owned
by the cities of Waxahachie and Midlothian Texas. Value of project was
$390,000. |
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1995 |
Constructed a private box hangar at
private airport/living community for helicopter pilot. Hangar was 50 x
50. Construction included all phases of construction, such as electrical,
water, slab, doors and ramp. |
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1995 |
Prepared for Texas Aero and the City
of Waco a complete Evaluation/Appraisal Report of Texas Aero’s Leasehold
Interests. The report was used to re-evaluate the 40 year lease extension
and value of such leasehold facility. Further, API prepared a detailed
evaluation on behalf of Texas Aero for presentation to the First National
Bank of Waco. |
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January 1999 |
Negotiated the financing and
subsequent sale and assignment of a large hangar/office facility for
Protection Controls of Dallas. |
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June 1999 |
Constructed 28,000 sf of private
aviation box hangars and a large aircraft maintenance facility for J. C.
Aviation Investments, Inc. The project consisted of 8 box hangars with
water, sewer, airlines, fully insulated and automatic electric bi-fold
hangar doors. The large corporate maintenance hangar was about 9,000 sf
with a private taxiway, private aircraft ramp auto parking and two story
office/pilot quarters. This project is located at Dallas Redbird
Airport. Value of project was $890,000 and funding was by the First
National Bank of Breckenridge, Texas. |
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September 2001 |
Construction and Design of 21,000 sf
of corporate executive hangars at the Dallas Redbird Airport. This project
consists of approximately three (3) 60’ x 60’, one 55’ x 50’, three 50’ x
50’, and two 43’ x 50’ private hangars and necessary taxi-lanes. This
project value is $655,000 and was funded by the Bank of the Southwest Dallas
Texas. The tenant is J. C. Aviation Investments, Inc. of Dallas, Texas. |
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February 2002 |
Constructed and Designed 15,000 sf
corporate hangar/office facility at Dallas Executive Airport for Lonnie
Ledbetter and J. C. Aviation Investments, Inc. |
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November 2002 |
Started a 34,000 SF Hangar/Office
Development and Credit Card Self Fueling Operation in Pueblo, Co. |
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January 2002 |
Started Construction on Corporate
Box and T-Hangars at Dallas Executive Airport for J. C. Aviation
Investments, Inc. and Cutter Aviation of Dallas. |
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Consulting Experience 1984 to
Present |
Airport Properties, Inc., has been
directly involved, on a consulting basis, in a variety of aviation functions
such as leasehold evaluations, marketing & leasing of aviation facilities,
lease preparation, preparation, Airport Construction Management, FBO
procedural manuals preparation, lease acquisitions, Hangar Inspections and
submittal of FAA Formal Complaints, acquisition and or re-leasing of
aircraft facilities for a variety of aviation companies. |
