We are Landen and Logan Schapker — identical twin brothers with a shared passion for aviation, fitness, and technology. Residing in the Greater Orlando area, we are actively seeking opportunities to broaden our flight experience, connect with industry professionals, and continue growing within the aviation field. Beyond aviation, we have backgrounds in competitive running, serving as varsity cross country and track co-captains. We also hold multiple certifications, showcasing our proficiency in digital tools and media. In our free time, we enjoy traveling, meeting new people, running, going to the gym, and making the most of our Walt Disney World Annual Passes. Thank you for viewing our portfolio. We invite you to connect with us through the form below or directly at [email protected].
With approximately 300 hours each, we are both licensed commercial pilots who have flown a variety of aircraft and avionics systems, building extensive cross-country experience while sharpening our CRM and ADM skills. Recently, we had the opportunity to visit a Level D full motion Saab 340 simulator at Pan Am Flight Academy, further reinforcing our commitment to professional development.
For a detailed overview of our flight experience, please click below to learn more.
Throughout high school, we demonstrated a strong commitment to academics, athletics, and personal development. We earned Core 40 Academic Honors Diplomas while serving as varsity cross country and track athletes all four years—achieving multiple Regional and Semi-State qualifications, receiving Academic All-City honors, and leading our teams as captains. Alongside these responsibilities, we balanced flight training, part-time employment, and a consistent fitness regimen, reflecting our dedication to time management and work ethic.
We also co-founded Pace Pushers, a former local track club created to unite top high school athletes for off-season competitions and team-building. As founders, we managed all aspects of the club, including logistics, finances, uniform design, digital presence, and athlete coordination.
Additionally, we supported our high school teams by volunteering at track meet concessions to assist with fundraising efforts.
We are certified in Microsoft Office and Adobe Creative tools and plan to pursue higher education beginning in Fall 2025 to complement our continued professional development in aviation.
Explore some of the projects we have worked on below. Showcasing our skills in aviation, technology, and leadership.
We founded Pace Pushers Track Club to unite high school runners in Evansville for off-season competition, team events, and community-building. From organizing meets to designing custom Nike uniforms, we built more than just a team—we created a platform for athletes to grow.
Ever wondered how FlightRadar24 and LiveATC work? We built our own ADS-B and VHF receiver to track aircraft and stream live ATC communications—enhancing aviation tracking in our area.
In 2022, we founded Pace Pushers Track Club in Evansville, IN, with the goal of uniting local high school runners to compete in off-season indoor track races while fostering a stronger community among athletes. Beyond competition, we aimed to create lasting friendships through group runs and team activities, including social events like a Super Bowl watch party.
As founders and operators, we managed all logistical, financial, and operational aspects of running the club. This included athlete registration, meet entries, and fundraising, as well as marketing the team through social media and promotional graphics designed with Adobe Photoshop. We also established a partnership with a Nike representative to create and order custom team uniforms. Additionally, we developed a dedicated team website, further enhancing the club's organization and outreach.
Through Pace Pushers, we built more than just a track club—we created a platform for athletes to train, compete, and connect beyond their high school seasons.
ADS-B Out has revolutionized aviation safety by broadcasting an aircraft's location, altitude, and speed to other pilots and air traffic controllers. Today, aviation professionals and enthusiasts alike rely on popular tracking platforms like FlightRadar24 and FlightAware—but have you ever wondered how they really work?
As aviation hobbyists, we set out to explore the technology behind these systems and built our own ADS-B receiver. Using a Raspberry Pi 4, we developed a receiver capable of detecting aircraft signals on 1090 MHz (ADS-B) and 978 MHz (UAT), contributing real-time data to major tracking networks and expanding coverage.
Recognizing that our local airport, Evansville Regional Airport (KEVV) lacked live ATC coverage, we took our project a step further. We integrated a VHF radio receiver (118-136 MHz) to stream real-time air traffic control communications to LiveATC.net, providing valuable access to pilots, enthusiasts, and the local aviation community.
Running 24/7, our receiver has deepened our understanding of ADS-B technology, radio communications, and data integration—bridging the gap between aviation tracking and real-time ATC monitoring.
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