Kenny's love for aviation began while listening to his Pilot Dad talk about airplanes. After soloing an airplane when he was sixteen, Kenny decided to pursue a career in aviation. Obtaining his Airframe and Powerplant licenses in his native USA , he then pursued his Commercial Pilot License. After a few years of general aviation maintenance in the USA , Kenny relocated his family to Australia and began the process of obtaining Australian  licenses over and searching for a job. While working for a maintenance organization at Bankstown , Kenny secured a job with David Lowy . In 1999 Kenny was offered the transfer to Temora to oversee the construction of the Temora Aviation Museum . In February 2002, Kenny was appointed as Chief Executive of the Temora Aviation Museum . Kenny also pilots some of the museum aircraft including the Tiger Moth, Wirraway, Cessna O-2A and Extra 300s.