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GippsAero has announced the appointment of Keith Douglas as the new CEO of its aircraft business.
Douglas joined the company in 2011 as the chief operating officer. He has experience in business transition, restructuring and integration in previous roles, an. takes over from Terry Miles.
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“We are pleased to appoint Keith as the new CEO of GippsAero,” said Arvind Mehra, global CEO of Mahindra Aerospace. “Keith is a passionate leader with diverse industry experience and will lead our renewed emphasis on the customer and pilot experience as we prepare ourselves for new aircraft launches.”
In May GippsAero announced a restructuring that included redundancies for 40 staff.
