Corporate Air Parts Founder Neil Looy Dies
He was a founding member of the Motion Picture Pilots Association.

Neil Looy, who founded Corporate Air Parts (CAPS) in 1983, died on February 3 at the age of 67. Looy, a native of Van Nuys, California, logged more than 34 years of flying experience in a range of aircraft from the McDonnell Douglas F-4 for the U.S. Air Force and DC-10 for McDonnell Douglas to a Lockheed JetStar for television producer Glen Larson. He held Learjet and Gulfstream type ratings, as well as DC-10, DC-8 and B727 flight engineer ratings. 

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