Remy assisted with several airport master plans, for which he has analyzed airfield, terminal, landside, and airspace operations. He completed master planning assignments for several large-hub airports, including Abu Dhabi (airfield and support facilities), Dallas Fort Worth (terminal gates, airfield, and landside circulation), and Washington Dulles (support facilities) International Airports. Recently, he conducted and coordinated analyses of the airfield, the landside, and the terminal areas for the ongoing Strategic Master Plan for Miami International Airport, which established the facilities and infrastructure needs to meet the long-term demand and served to develop alternatives, using the methodologies included in Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Advisory Circulars 150/5060-5, 150/5300-13, 150/5070-6B, and 150/5300-18B. He is also assisting the Miami-Dade Aviation Department with a variety of planning tasks as part of the ongoing On-Call Aviation Planning Services contract, including airfield support facilities planning, gate and schedule optimization studies, aircraft parking plans, activity forecasts, and coordinated other studies including terminal improvement plans and validation. Optional: Mr. Lucette has also analyzed airspace obstructions in accordance with Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations Part 77, Objects Affecting Navigable Airspace, and FAA Handbook 8260.3B, US Standard for Terminal Instrument Procedures (TERPS); performed benefit-cost analyses to evaluate the viability of airfield projects (using airlines costs of delay metrics) and the cost per enplaned passenger at major airports; and designed terminal concepts to increase the capacity and improve the efficiency of airport operations. In 2013, Mr. Lucette began instructing on airport facilities and financial planning at Miami-Dade College as an adjunct faculty member. Course materials covered the use and operation of airport facilities, as well as airport finance management and airport project financing in the United States and around the world