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JetAviva expands into large cabin and ultra-long sales
Senior managing director Ben Dow and industry veteran Jim Lewis will lead the firm’s entry into the large aircraft sector.
Jim Lewis, a Gulfstream specialist with decades of experience in the industry, joins JetAviva to lead its large cabin expansion.

JetAviva has launched a large cabin aircraft sales division, expanding beyond its core light jet market. The new department will be led by existing senior managing director Ben Dow and newly appointed Jim Lewis, both bringing extensive industry knowledge.

Dow, an expert in Dassault Falcon Jets and Lewis, a Gulfstream specialist with over 30 years of experience, have both previously facilitated hundreds of transactions across Gulfstream, Bombardier and Dassault Falcon aircraft.

“The demand from our clients for large cabin aircraft solutions has never been stronger and I'm thrilled to announce this new trajectory for JetAviva,” says CEO Emily Deaton.

Lewis adds: “I'm thrilled to join JetAviva’s exceptional team as we expand into the large cabin and ultra-long-range aircraft markets. This is an exciting opportunity to help drive the growth of a powerful and respected brand while leveraging my experience to deliver exceptional results for our customers.”

Market research specialists Carter Tos and Sean O'Brien will support the division, offering data-driven insights to assist clients in large cabin aircraft acquisitions.

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