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Schubach brings its experience to NYC
Headquartered at McClellan-Palomar airport in Carlsbad since 1992, Schubach also maintains a fleet presence in Scottsdale, Arizona. Its new office at 40 W 57th St. places the brand squarely in Manhattan’s Plaza District.
CEO Kimberly Herrell and VP of business development Trish Gentile.
Read this story in our July/August 2025 printed issue.

Schubach Aviation, a southern Californian private jet charter operator, is expanding its national footprint with the opening of a new office in New York City. The move signals a strategic bi-coastal push for the 34-year-old operator, regarded as a boutique business in private aviation. Serving clients across the globe, Schubach’s bi-coastal offices enhance access to the company’s premier aircraft management, aircraft acquisition and on-demand charter services.

Headquartered at McClellan-Palomar airport in Carlsbad since 1992, Schubach also maintains a fleet presence in Scottsdale, Arizona. Its new office at 40 W 57th St. places the brand squarely in one of the most prominent locations in Manhattan’s Plaza District, just steps from some of the world’s most elite financial services and asset management businesses, marking a significant evolution in the company’s growth under the leadership of CEO Kimberly Herrell.

“After 34 years of delivering exceptional private aviation experiences, opening our Manhattan office reflects our continued commitment to serving our clients where they need us most,” says Herrell. “This expansion strengthens our presence in one of the world’s most dynamic markets and positions us for even greater service and growth.”

The Manhattan office will be led by Trish Gentile, recently appointed as vice president of business development. Gentile brings over a decade of experience from top-tier aviation firms including NetJets, JetEdge and most recently VistaJet and sister company XOJet, where she focused on high-performance sales across both coasts and was a recipient of the QS Club Award for her outstanding sales performance.

“I’m thrilled to be playing a key role in helping bring Schubach Aviation to New York City, where I spent the majority of my aviation career,” notes Gentile. “This marks an exciting chapter for our company, and I believe our commitment to excellence, modern fleet and emphasis on the highest safety standards will deeply resonate with potential clients here.”

Schubach Aviation has thrived under Herrell’s leadership since she acquired the business in January 2020. The charter operator has since achieved top third-party safety ratings, and with its newest East Coast office, it is well positioned to serve a growing national clientele demanding efficiency and excellence.

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