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Ryan Scott joins the JetAviva senior leadership team
Ryan Scott is a highly respected professional with a proven track record of success. JetAviva is excited to have him as part of its team as his unique talents and expertise will extend capabilities on behalf of clients.

JetAviva, a turbine aircraft sales specialist headquartered in New Century, Kansas, has added Ryan Scott to its senior leadership team. Scott will serve as president and oversee the company's Embraer market activities.

With more than 30 years in aerospace, Scott brings a wealth of industry knowledge, leadership experience and market expertise to his new role. He was a founding member of Embraer Executive Jets division and served as senior VP of sales where he helped grow the brand to $2 billion in revenue. In addition, he was a key team member in the introduction of the ERJ-145 regional jet.

Most recently, he was senior VP for Boom Supersonic, an OEM startup based in Denver, where he was responsible for worldwide sales and business development activities.

“Ryan is a highly respected professional with a proven track record of success. We are excited to have him as part of the JetAviva team as his unique talents and expertise will extend our capabilities on behalf of our clients,” says CEO Tim White.

Scott adds: “From the inception of JetAviva in 2006, I have admired the professionalism and strong customer centric culture. I'm honoured by the opportunity to work with such a dynamic and experienced team and look forward to contributing to JetAviva's continued growth.”

The addition of Scott to the firm strengthens the company's position as leaders in the Embraer markets. JetAviva has acquired, sold, or accepted over 200 Phenom 100/300s since 2008. In 2020 the firm led the industry in Phenom transactions and looks to maintain its position as market share leader in 2021.

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