Mr. Tim Schneiter founded aviatDesign, Inc. in 2002. He has over 15 years of extensive professional experience in the
development of aviation projects which include an emphasis on project management, terminal planning, airport master planning,
capacity analysis, terminal space programming, directional signage systems and IT systems planning.
Mr. Schneiter has accumulated extensive "hands-on" international experience through working on international aviation
development projects which have allowed him to work and live in Germany, Greece, Philippines and Kuwait.
Airport development project for which Mr. Schneiter has provided airport consultancy services includes: Malpensa
International Airport – Italy, Dubrovnik International Airport – Croatia, Bangalore International Airport – India,
El Dorado International Airport – Colombia, Khartoum New International Airport – Republic of the Sudan, Bangalore
International Airport – India, New Athens International Airport – Greece, Kuwait International Airport – Kuwait,
Luis Munõz Marin International Airport - Puerto Rico, Terre Haute Airport – Indiana, U.S.A.
Mr. Fin Bonset – Manager, Airport Planning
Mr. Fin Bonset has over 10 years of professional experience in airport planning disciplines. He has been involved in the
development of various international airport planning projects which have included projects in Croatia, Trinidad and Tobago,
Panama, The Bahamas, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, and Guatemala.
Mr. Bonset's domestic experience includes airport master plan projects at Southwest Florida International Airport,
Ft. Myers (Florida), Valkaria Airport, Valkaria-Grant (Florida), Kissimmee Municipal Airport, Kissimmee (Florida)
and Martin County Airport (Florida). Mr. Bonset is a former Professor at Florida Institute of Technology
Mr. Tim Schneiter founded 
Mr. Fin Bonset has over 10 years of professional experience in airport planning disciplines. He has been involved in the
development of various international airport planning projects which have included projects in Croatia, Trinidad and Tobago,
Panama, The Bahamas, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, and Guatemala.