Not just one - but a whole "new board" according to TF
VistaJet New Board and Senior Management Team
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am delighted to tell you that we have made three major appointments to VistaJet’s Board and senior management team including those of Philippe Bruggisser as Chief Executive Officer and Scott Plumb as Chief Commercial Officer. John Boo, a veteran investment banker, is also joining us as a non-executive Director.
Philippe Bruggisser has over thirty years of aviation industry experience and was formerly COO of Swissair and latterly President of the airline’s holding company, SAir Group, whilst Scott Plumb has over twenty years of aerospace sales and marketing experience gained at Gulfstream Aerospace, Airbus Industrie and British Aerospace.
With the world’s largest owned commercial charter fleet outside of the Americas, these appointments will help us to both capitalise on our leading position in the industry and to ensure maximum success from the implementation of the next phase of our growth strategy – a phase of growth that we hope will make VistaJet an even more viable transportation solution for you in the future.
We are revolutionising our industry. VistaJet’s priority is to help you find the right solution for your flying profile. The solution for you could be a Program, On-Demand or a combination. VistaJet consistently provides a higher standard of luxury and value, with guaranteed availability.
We would be delighted to meet you personally and tell you more about how VistaJet could be the perfect flight solution partner for you. Please do not hesitate to contact me: I can be reached on [email protected].
Yours sincerely,
Thomas Flohr
____________________________________________________________ ________________________VistaJet Luftfahrtunternehmen GmbH
A VistaJet Group Company∙ Sterneckstraße 35
A-5020 Salzburg, Austria
When he says "We are revolutionising our industry", can someone from inside Vista tell me what exactly does he mean?
Looks to me that he's doing much the same as everyone else, except he owns the planes, which means he can't make money; is that the revolution?
