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Castle & Cooke makes board promotion
A trio of FBOs in California, Hawaii and Washington will now come under the wing of Tony Marlow, who will lead the management team and pursue the highest levels of service.
Castle & Cooke Aviation president, aviation division, Tony Marlow.

US-headquartered Castle & Cooke Aviation has appointed Tony Marlow as president of its aviation division. Marlow has nearly 40 years of aviation experience as a pilot, working in marketing, operations and in the FBO business.

He first joined Castle & Cooke Aviation in 2008 as general manager of the company's then new Honolulu, Hawaii, location and at the same time handled marketing and business development activities for its entire FBO network. In December 2014 he was promoted to vice president with direct oversight of all three FBO locations, serving in such a capacity until his latest appointment.

Marlow now directs all activities concerning Castle & Cooke Aviation including ongoing operations, future growth and strategic initiatives. He says: “I am excited to lead the team in this new capacity. We have a long history of service excellence and as we press into this new era of refined operations with our experienced management team I am as optimistic as ever. After more than a decade with the company I am extremely proud of what we have built, but more importantly, I look forward to providing even better service for our tenants, customers and employees.”

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