Albert Ueltschi Net Worth

$2,100,000,000

Albert Ueltschi, the famous founder and chairman of FlightSafety International, had a net worth of $2.1 billion. Considered the father of modern aviation training, Ueltschi’s success in the aviation industry was evident in his immense wealth.

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Albert Ueltschi was the founder and chairman of FlightSafety International, a leading aviation training company.
He was considered the father of modern aviation training and made significant contributions to the industry.
Ueltschi had a close association with notable airline entrepreneur Juan Trippe and was also an associate of Charles Lindbergh.
He started his aviation career by opening a hamburger stand called 'Little Hawk' to raise money for flying lessons.
In 1951, Ueltschi established FlightSafety International, which became one of the most renowned aviation training companies in the world.
In 1968, he took the company public, and in 2006, he sold it to Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway for $1.5 billion in stock.
Beyond his contributions to aviation, Ueltschi was also involved in charitable work. He served as the Chairman Emeritus of Orbis International, one of the largest blindness charity foundations globally.
In 201, he and his son Jim founded HelpMeSee, an organization aimed at addressing cataract blindness in developing countries.

Basic Information About Albert Ueltschi

Category	Business
Net worth	$2,100,000,000
Date of birth	1917-05-15
Place of birth	Kentucky
Date of death	2012-10-18 (aged 95)
Nationality	United States of America
Gender	Male
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