EXECUTIVE WATCH


Je rem y B r y c k


VP of Aircraft Services, United Rotorcraft


Jeremy Bryck’s humor gets us chuckling before our interview. When told we will be looking for him “to say something outstanding,” he has a deadpan reply. “Well, we have high expectations for today.” The Bowen Island, Canada, native is Canada Dry.


His humble humor saves me from envying — actually jealously loathing — his first 22 years spent on that little island off of West Vancouver: he grew up in a picturesque village in a home heated by the warmth of a crackling fire from wood his family gathered each crisp autumn. “We were a hardworking family that enjoyed country life.” That country-boy life involved boating and kayaking amongst whales or skiing and snowboarding on the mainland. “You could see Cypress Mountain from our house,” he says. “Yeah, did all that stuff; it was gorgeous.”


Still, let me not be too quick to judge. Bryck chose to leave this Pacific Coast paradise upon graduating from the British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT) with a two- year degree to begin his apprenticeship in aircraft maintenance engineering. He says, “I saw the writing on the wall and realized that if I wanted a career in aviation maintenance, I’d have to relocate out of Vancouver.”


By Rick Weatherford 12 Nov/Dec 2025


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