PEOPLE ON THE MOVE
Banyan Air Service welcomes Chris Wray to its team as the
company’s new Falcon crew leader. With his more than 35 years experi- ence in the service, inspection, mainte- nance and operations of corporate air- craft, he brings a wealth of knowledge and experience,” says Dave Valenta, Banyan’s director of maintenance.
er, Falcon, Gulfstream, Hawker and other business-jet aircraft. McMillon joined Gulfstream in 1997 as a crew chief at
the Savannah Service Center. In 2000, he became main- tenance supervisor at the Gulfstream Contractor Logistics Support (CLS) operation at Chievres Air Base in Belgium. He was later promoted to manager at the site, which sup- ports the Supreme Allied Commander-Europe.
Chris Wray Chris’s experience includes positions with Executive Jet
Management, Jet Aviation, General Dynamics, Continental, Mountain Air Cargo, Merlin Express, Templhof Airlines USA, E.W. Wiggins Airways and Caribbean Helicopters.
In his new position, he will expand Banyan’s maintenance
offerings for the Falcon 50, 900 and 2000 to include A/A+, OCIP airframe inspections and unscheduled line mainte- nance. This capability will grow as the program matures.
Richard McMillon has been named general manager of the General Dynamics Aviation Services facil-
ity at McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas, replacing Brian Waymire, who has returned to Gulfstream Aerospace headquarters in Savannah. McMillon had worked as the Las Vegas Service Center operations manager since June 2008.
As general manager, McMillon oversees all aspects of the maintenance, repair and overhaul facility that services Challeng-
McMillon, who holds an Airframe and Powerplant (A&P)
license, reports to Becky Johnson, vice president and general manager of the Gulfstream Aerospace facility in Long Beach, Calif. General Dynamics Aviation Services and Gulfstream are wholly owned subsidiaries of General Dynamics.
Jet Works Air Center announces Robert Dragon has joined the company as the new Northeast regional sales manager.
Robert Dragon comes to the Jet
Works Air Center sales team with more than 35 years of technical avia- tion maintenance and sales expertise. As an FAA certified airframe and powerplant (A&P) mechanic with Inspection Authoriza- tion (IA), Dragon began his aviation career in the United States Air Force and was stationed in New Jersey as well as Okinawa, Japan where he worked as a Crew Chief on C135, C141 and C5A aircraft.
Robert Dragon
Dragon has previously held key posi- tions in maintenance management and sales with Pro Star Aviation, Indianapolis Jet Center, Innotech-Execaire Aviation, and Executive Aircraft Corporation. Earlier in his career, Dragon spent more than 10 years with Canadair Challenger where he started in maintenance as an inspector and advanced to manager of sales and marketing.
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