Skyservice business aviation restructures for future growth

Friday, February 2, 2024

Skyservice Business Aviation, a prominent player in North American business aviation, has unveiled modifications to its organizational framework aimed at bolstering client engagement and capitalizing on growth prospects. The revamped structure introduces three global business lines: Business Aviation, Fixed-Base Operations, and Aircraft Maintenance. This restructuring not only promotes leadership within the organization but also welcomes Ronald Silverman as the President of Business Aviation. These strategic changes are in line with Skyservice’s business strategy, reinforcing its capacity to deliver personalized service, ensure safety excellence, enhance operational efficiency, and position the company for future expansion.

Commenting on the development, Ben Murray, President, and CEO of Skyservice, expressed confidence in Ronald Silverman’s ability to contribute significantly, citing his impressive track record in delivering top-line results and operational success within the business aviation sector. Murray emphasized that Silverman’s customer-centric approach aligns with Skyservice’s commitment to revolutionize business aviation services, providing a personalized and world-class experience for all stakeholders.

Ronald Silverman, with extensive experience in business aviation, will spearhead Skyservice’s managed aircraft sales, charter, aircraft sales and acquisition divisions. Additionally, he will oversee the global operations center, flight operations, and pilot and crew activities. Silverman’s prior roles include serving as the Chief Commercial Officer at Jet Linx, where he led various teams overseeing 21 base locations across the United States, as well as holding leadership positions at Vista U.S. and XO.

Skyservice is delighted to announce other key leadership appointments as part of this organizational evolution:

• Ty Dubay is appointed as President, Fixed-Base Operations, with the responsibility of overseeing all Skyservice FBO locations, including Fontainebleau Aviation’s Miami (KOPF) property.
• Paul Weeks, now President, Aircraft Maintenance, will expand his leadership role to manage all maintenance operations and OEM partnerships globally.
• Mirjana Bosnic assumes the role of Chief Human Resource Officer for Skyservice and its affiliate companies.

Over the past three years, Skyservice has been executing a strategic plan to become the premier business aviation partner for aircraft owners in North America and a global leader in aircraft maintenance, charter, sales and acquisition, and fixed-base operations. The addition of Ronald Silverman to the team and the implementation of this new organizational structure mark the next phase in Skyservice’s long-term vision to establish itself as the foremost provider of business aviation services and solutions on a global scale.

« Back to Page

• New Flight Routes in April Boost Global Tourism

• Crisis Averted as IndiGo Flight with Nearly Depleted Fuel Touches Down in Chandigarh

• AVIAREPS Appointed as General Sales Agent by Surinam Airways in Nine European Markets

• Plane Collide at Heathrow, British Airways and Virgin Atlantic Escape Major Disruption

• Delta Air Lines Paves the Way for Unforgettable Travel with Los Angeles to Brisbane Route