Noah Ranallo

South Burlington, VT 05403

Certificates

privatecommercialinstrumentcfi

Aircraft Categories

airplane single engine land
About Noah Ranallo

Noah Ranallo is a distinguished FAA Designated Pilot Examiner (DPE) and professional aviator based in South Burlington, Vermont. His aviation journey began at Vermont Technical College, where he completed the Professional Pilot Technology program and quickly rose to prominence within the regional flight training community. Over the years, Noah has served as a cornerstone of the Vermont Flight Academy, transitioning from a student to a highly sought-after instructor and eventually a lead examiner for Private, Commercial, and Instrument pilot applicants. In addition to his examining duties, he contributes his technical expertise to BETA Technologies, an industry leader in the development of electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft.

With thousands of hours of flight time, Noah holds an Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) certificate and is a seasoned Gold Seal Flight Instructor (CFI/CFII/MEI). His dedication to aviation safety is rooted in a resilient mindset, exemplified by his professional handling of a critical in-flight electrical failure early in his career. By maintaining composure and adhering to strict emergency protocols, he ensured a safe outcome—an experience that now informs his thorough and fair evaluation style during checkrides. Specializing in tailwheel operations, seaplanes, and advanced avionics, Noah remains a vital mentor for the next generation of pilots in the Northeast.

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Contact Information
BETA Technologies
FAA data last updated: 2/23/2026
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