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Redcay joins Atlantic leadership team
Atlantic Aviation names John Redcay chief commercial and sustainability officer. He will oversee all sales, marketing, revenue management, customer experience, loyalty and sustainability functions.
Chief commercial and sustainability officer John Redcay.

US FBO chain Atlantic Aviation has appointed John Redcay as chief commercial and sustainability officer. Redcay succeeds Brian Corbett who has decided to transition out of Atlantic Aviation at the end of the year.

Redcay will oversee all sales, marketing, revenue management, customer experience, loyalty and sustainability functions. He brings a wealth of commercial and aviation executive experience to Atlantic, most recently as chief commercial officer of JSX and previously in senior commercial leadership positions at Signature Aviation, Hertz Global Holdings and Expedia.

"John is a performance-driven, seasoned executive with demonstrated success leading the commercial strategies of companies in the travel and transportation space," says CEO Jeff Foland. "I'm pleased that John has decided to join the Atlantic Aviation team to help optimise our many current and untapped commercial opportunities while delivering products that our customers find exceptional. I was fortunate to work with John at Hertz Global Holdings and know he will be a terrific fit with our culture and values."

"I am excited to join the Atlantic Aviation team to help support the growth of the premier network of fixed-base operations in North America,” adds Redcay. “I look forward to leveraging my experience to develop and execute comprehensive commercial and sustainability strategies to best position Atlantic for future growth."

"We thank Brian immensely for his leadership both at Atlantic Aviation and previously as CEO of Ross Aviation. Brian was instrumental in integrating the two organisations into the leading company that Atlantic Aviation is today while helping build valuable commercial and sustainability capabilities," adds Foland.

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