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Hendrix to rock new position at Titan
Jason Hendrix has worked on a variety of aviation risks including large general aviation aircraft, government contractors, airlines, MROs, FBOs, commercial fixed and rotor wing, financial institutions and managed fleets.

Titan Aerospace Insurance, a subsidiary of Titan Aviation Fuels, has added Jason Hendrix as president of its retail division.

Hendrix brings 26 years of experience in the aviation insurance industry. He has served as the vice president of underwriting at Global Aerospace for the past five years. Prior to underwriting he spent over 18 years as a broker. He has worked on a variety of aviation risks including large general aviation aircraft, government contractors, airlines, MROs, FBOs, commercial fixed and rotor wing, financial institutions and large managed fleets.

He is a licensed private pilot and holds the Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter and Certified Aviation Insurance Professional designations.

“We are excited to welcome Jason to the Titan Aerospace Insurance team,” says Jon Downey, CEO of TAI. “His industry experience will be invaluable as we continue to grow and expand our office footprint to include the Dallas area.”

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