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Duncan Aviation seeks aircraft sales broker for EMEA
Leah Alexander, a member of Duncan Aviation's aircraft sales and acquisitions team, will move from the UK back to Chicago, Illinois.
Leah Alexander, a member of Duncan Aviation's aircraft sales and acquisitions team.

Duncan Aviation is relocating its aircraft sales and acquisitions representative from the UK back to Chicago, Illinois, in mid-February, with the aim of expanding its client base in the area.

Leah Alexander moved to England in early 2023 to provide additional coverage for the aircraft sales and acquisitions team in the EMEA region where she has become a well-known figure in the preowned business jet market. “My time in Europe has been invaluable,” she says. “Although bittersweet, this transition offers the opportunity to bring my experience and global network to the abundant opportunities in the Chicago area market.”

Duncan Aviation continues to look at opportunities to serve the business aviation industry worldwide, and is seeking a qualified broker interested in providing support in the EMEA region.

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