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Cote expected to be instrumental for Cutter
Based in Phoenix, Arizona, Patrick Cote will facilitate sales of new and pre-owned Tecnam aircraft for current and prospective clients. He is excited to support Cutter Aviation's growing Tecnam presence in the region.
Cote will serve the Tecnam community in the south west of the US.

Cutter Aviation has appointed Patrick Cote as regional sales manager for Tecnam in Arizona and California.

Based in Phoenix, Arizona, Cote will facilitate sales of new and pre-owned Tecnam aircraft for current and prospective clients. He is excited to support Cutter Aviation's growing Tecnam presence in the region.

Cote joins Cutter Aviation after graduating from the University of North Dakota with a degree in Commercial Aviation. Following graduation, Patrick gained experience at Piper Aircraft as a sales and marketing Intern. He is a commercially rated pilot and certified flight instructor – instrument (CFII).

“We are excited to welcome Patrick to the Cutter Aviation team,” says Will Cutter, president and CEO of Cutter Aviation. “He will be instrumental in serving the growing Tecnam community in the Southwest.”

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