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Skyservice Business Aviation, a North American business aviation company, announced changes to its organizational model to further enhance client engagement and drive growth opportunities.
This new structure, consisting of three global business lines in business aviation, fixed-base operations, and aircraft maintenance, elevates leaders within the organization while welcoming Ronald Silverman to the team as president, Business Aviation.
Together, these changes align with the company’s business strategy and advance Skyservice’s ability to deliver personalized service and safety excellence, promote operational efficiency and position the company for future growth.
“Ron has an outstanding history of delivering top-line results and operational achievements in business aviation,” said Skyservice president and chief executive officer Ben Murray.
“With our ongoing expansion and commitment to serving the global aviation community, Ron’s customer-first mindset will help us achieve our goal of revolutionizing business aviation services to provide a personalized and world-class experience for everyone.”
Silverman brings extensive business aviation experience and is responsible for Skyservice’s managed aircraft sales, charter, and aircraft sales and acquisition divisions.
He will also oversee the company’s global operations center, flight operations and pilot and crew activities. Prior to joining Skyservice, Silverman was chief commercial officer at Jet Linx, where he led the Aircraft management sales, jet card sales and base leadership teams, overseeing 21 base locations around the United States.
Prior to Jet Linx, Silverman held the position of president of Vista U.S., chief commercial officer of XO, and served over a decade as senior vice president at Executive Jet Management (EJM), a NetJets company.
Skyservice is also announced the following leadership appointments:
• Ty Dubay, now president, Fixed-Base Operations, will take on the responsibility of managing all Skyservice FBO locations, including Fontainebleau Aviation’s Miami (KOPF) property.
• Paul Weeks, now president, Aircraft Maintenance, expands his oversight and leadership at Skyservice to manage all maintenance operations and OEM partnerships globally.
• Mirjana Bosnic, now chief human resource officer for Skyservice and its affiliate companies.
This addition to the team and new structure is the next step in Skyservice’s long-term vision to become the preeminent provider of business aviation services and solutions globally.
This press release was prepared and distributed by Skyservice.
