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The General Aviation Manufacturer’s Association (GAMA) has appointed a new senior leadership team from 2010.
The GAMA board has elected Robert Wilson, president of Honeywell Business and General Aviation, as its chairman, while Dassault Falcon Jet CEO John Rosanvallon has been voted in as vice chairman.
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Additionally, the board has elected four new members for committee leadership positions, with CEO of Jet Aviation Peter Edwards appointed to the international affairs committee; Piper Aircraft CEO Kevin Gould to the product liability and legal issues committee; Aircraft Technical Publishers CEO Caroline Daniels to the safety affairs and training committee and GE Aviation’s Brad Mottier to the technical policy committee.
