Brandon’s passion for aviation began at an early age, starting flight training at just 14 years old. This early hands-on experience laid the foundation for a lifelong commitment to aviation and ultimately shaped his career in aircraft operations, ownership and brokerage.

With over 8,000 hours of helicopter flight time, Brandon currently flies a Bell 407 for an air ambulance operator. Throughout his career, he has flown professionally in HEMS/HAA (medical), ENG (TV news), corporate and charter environments, all providing him with broad operational experience across demanding mission profiles. This real-world background in addition to personal airplane ownership gives him valuable insight into aircraft performance, mission requirements and ownership considerations, allowing him to advise clients from both pilot and owner perspectives.

In 2019, Brandon founded Hiller Aviation Consulting, where he serves as Principal Broker. Known for his straightforward communication style and client-focused approach, he works closely with individuals and organizations to deliver tailored aircraft solutions aligned with each client’s mission and goals. Clients consistently recognize that his transparent approach, strong communication skills and ability to simplify complex deals creates a smooth and efficient experience from listing to closing.

Outside of work, Brandon enjoys spending time with his wife, Emily (also a dual-rated career pilot), and their two children. Their home life reflects a shared love of aviation and the outdoors, along with a lively collection of dogs, horses, a cat and many chickens. The family enjoys flying their Cirrus and Cessna 182 Katmai airplanes, staying actively connected to aviation both professionally and personally.

Based in the mountains of Eastern Oregon, Brandon supports clients nationwide while remaining deeply involved in the broader Pacific and Mountain Northwest aviation communities.

Originally from South Africa, Gregg developed a passion for aviation and conservation at an early age—an interest that would shape his lifelong career. After completing high school, he immediately pursued a path in aviation while simultaneously earning a degree in Business Management.

With over 25 years of diverse experience in the industry, Gregg has built a distinguished career across multiple sectors, including wildlife capture, aerial film and photography, law enforcement, flight instruction, VIP transport, firefighting, and helicopter air ambulance operations. He has flown extensively in several countries and holds both instructor and instrument ratings in helicopters.

As part of the team at Hiller Aviation Brokerage and Consulting, Gregg combines deep aviation expertise with strategic business insight. Known for his clear communication, integrity, and client-focused approach, he helps individuals and organizations make informed decisions and secure the right aircraft solutions.

Gregg currently lives in Bozeman, Montana, with his wife and two children. 

Joe Englehart’s interest in aviation began in childhood. Growing up under the approach path to SeaTac, he was often found eyes to the sky. In college, he delved into pursuits not just as a pilot, but also as a mechanic, developing a deep understanding of systems and operations vital to his work in aviation. Now, with over a decade of experience in the industry, Joe has accumulated thousands of hours working as a flight instructor, ferrying aircraft across the country, flying fire recon for the U.S. Forest Service, and more.

He also uses his diverse skills to volunteer with his local EAA chapter supporting community and youth involvement in aviation and mentoring new pilots. Additionally, he contributes time to the Everything Life Saving Foundation, flying disaster relief and medical transport missions. You can often find Joe at Oshkosh, Sun ’n Fun, High Sierra, and on the National STOL circuit.

When not traveling, Joe enjoys splitting flight time with his pilot wife and taking advantage of their close proximity to the Idaho backcountry and a shared love of aircraft camping with their Cessna 120. He is also enjoying his first exploration into aircraft building with a Van’s RV-7 project.

Joe takes pride in helping others find the right aircraft to fit their mission, drawing on his broad experience across flying, maintenance, and ownership to match each pilot with the airplane that feels like home.

Originally from Kentucky, Eli Maloy earned his degree in Business from the University of Kentucky before pursuing a full-time career in aviation. Now based in Utah, he has been in the industry for over 12 years and has logged more than 4,000 hours of flight time across a wide range of operations.

His background includes air ambulance, search and rescue, ranch management, flight instruction, utility support, and corporate flight departments. Eli is fully dual-rated in airplanes and helicopters and holds a PIC type rating in the Citation Sovereign, giving him a broad, real-world understanding of aircraft performance, ownership, and mission
capability.

Eli approaches brokerage the same way he approaches flying—detail-oriented, practical, and mission-focused. He leverages his technical experience as a pilot to help clients navigate acquisitions, sales, and ongoing ownership with clarity and confidence. 

Straightforward, approachable, and relationship-driven, Eli sees his role as more than just a broker—he serves as a trusted advisor throughout the entire ownership journey. Family-oriented and easy to work with, he is committed to making the aircraft buying and selling process seamless, transparent, and genuinely enjoyable from start to finish. Outside of aviation, Eli is a devoted husband and a proud father to one daughter with another daughter on the way.