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Stoyanov to sure up Silver Air client experience
Previously serving as director of flight support at Silver Air, Georgi Stoyanov has demonstrated exceptional leadership in his roles. His background includes key positions at Thrive Aviation, United Airlines and PrivatAir.

Californian ad hoc operator Silver Air has appointed Georgi Stoyanov as vice president of aircraft support and client experience. Based at the company's global headquarters in Santa Barbara, Stoyanov's strategic appointment compliments Silver Air's recent leadership team expansion and underscores the company's dedication to enhancing operational excellence and client satisfaction.

With over 15 years of aviation industry experience, Stoyanov brings specialised expertise in flight support, operations and premium service delivery to his new role. His appointment reflects Silver Air's commitment to elevating the client experience while maintaining the highest standards of operational efficiency across its global network.

“Georgi brings a wealth of knowledge and passion for aviation, making him an excellent leader for our aircraft support and client experience division,” says Brandon Martin, president of Silver Air. “His commitment to service excellence and operational efficiency aligns perfectly with Silver Air's mission to provide unparalleled private jet experiences.”

Previously serving as director of flight support at Silver Air, Stoyanov has demonstrated exceptional leadership in his roles. His background includes key positions at Thrive Aviation, United Airlines and PrivatAir, where he focused on flight operations, inflight management and premium service delivery.

“I am thrilled to take on this new role and contribute to Silver Air's continued growth and success,” states Stoyanov. “Our clients expect an exceptional level of operational precision, and I look forward to working with our talented team to exceed these expectations while enhancing the overall client experience.”

In his new position, Stoyanov will lead and empower aircraft support managers, cabin attendants and the base management team to ensure seamless operations, uphold the highest safety and service standards, and drive operational excellence across all Silver Air bases and fleet. He will also focus on strengthening vendor relationships, ensuring regulatory compliance and acting as the key liaison between aircraft owners and charter sales to provide personalised, high-touch service.

This appointment follows Silver Air's other recent leadership announcements and builds upon the company's achievements in safety and service excellence, including its Wyvern Wingman PRO certification and IS-BAO Stage III designation.

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