Rodney Allison, President & CEO A graduate of the U.S. Naval Test Pilot School with 20+ years of U.S. Army Special Operations aviation experience, Mr. Allison maintains over 20 FAA type certificates in both rotary and fixed wing aircraft, has 14,000+ flight hours, and is qualified in over 140 different aircraft.

Roderick "Rod" Allison is the former Acting Deputy Administrator of the Transportation Security Administration and Director of the Federal Air Marshal Service.

Oct 23, 2020 · "Building and customizing avionics pages using OASIS without compromising the TSO integrity is a game-changer for customers and a key feature that drew us to work with Genesys," said Rod Allison, President of XP Services.

Coupled to the avionics suite is a fully digital 3-axis IFR certified autopilot for ultimate safety and pilot workload reduction. The suite also comprises of the new Genesys Digital Radio (GDR). The GDR features combined VOR, localizer, glideslope, and marker beacon navigation.

Sep 15, 2023 · Rod Allison, CEO of XP Services said “The UH-60 is a rugged and reliable platform for military and special mission operators and bringing these legacy aircraft out of military retirement and adding the latest innovation has to offer by adding capabilities like three axis autopilot, synthetic vision (SV), highway in the sky (HITS), improved ...

Rod Allison is the current Owner of XP Services. He previously worked at US Army as a Experimental Test Pilot. Rod Allison attended the University of Tennessee Space Institute.

The Genesys cockpit greatly exceeds our expectations,” said Rod Allison, President of XP Services. “The Genesys system is well suited for this aircraft and performed flawlessly on the cross-country flight to Heli-Expo.”

Jul 16, 2019 · Rod Allison, former Acting Deputy Administrator of the TSA, has joined biometric identity membership platform Clear as Vice President of Operational Security.

Today, Rod Allison walks the same airfield where the Greatest Generation once trained. A former army aviator, Allison started XP Services, an experimental flight services company, at the Tullahoma Airport in 2011. Seven years later, his company has grown to fill six hangars on the airfield and contributes 10 percent of the airport’s overall