CV Philip Noser

Philip Noser has been working at the Aeromedical Institute of the Swiss Air Force (FAI) since 2002, heading the Flight Psychology division. He is responsible for research, selection, training, support, and crisis intervention and CARE for the various client groups of the institute. For nearly 20 years, he has been part of the SPHAIR executive team as Head of Screening and has also served several years as the deputy executive manager. In his militia role, Philip Noser is a specialist officer in the FAI specialist staff of the Air Force. For 14 years, he conducted integration consultations in the Psychological-Pedagogical Service (PPD) of the Swiss Army.

Philip Noser has always emphasized the importance of having the right people in the right positions. Targeted requirement analysis, a stringent selection process, and training are central to his work. He supports individuals in their challenging specialist roles, from active participation in parachute or flight service to full participation in survival training under harsh conditions. He studied Applied Psychology at the University of Zurich, is recognized as an Aviation Psychologist (EAAP) and has completed training in coaching and systemic-solution-oriented organizational consulting. Aviation has always been one of his passions. He successfully completed the Federal Aviation Preparatory School (FVS) and was in the selection process for military pilots until the final step in 1998. For 17 years, he held a Swiss PPL license. He served as a tow pilot, theory, and voice instructor at SMG Grenchen.