Aircraft management and solutions company Jet Access has appointed David Deitch as its new executive vice president of sales.

With more than 40 years of aviation industry experience, Deitch brings deep expertise in aircraft management, strategic planning, and building high-performing sales organisations.

Prior to joining Jet Access, Deitch spent 23 years with Jet Aviation, where he played a pivotal role in expanding the managed fleet by more than 300 aircraft.

He is widely respected for cultivating strong relationships throughout the aviation industry, including with financial institutions, legal partners, brokers, consultants, and OEM sales teams.

Quinn Ricker, chief executive of Jet Access, said: “One of my proudest moments over the last 18 months has been bringing leadership of this calibre into Jet Access. We have built a strong foundation and assembled a team with unmatched expertise.

“David Richter’s leadership has transformed our aircraft management vertical and attracted David Deitch to the organisation. With these two industry powerhouses joining forces, no one will match the strength of this team.”

David Richter, chief revenue officer of Jet Access, said: “David and I have worked on opposite sides of the table for many years. I am thrilled to welcome him to our team and grow the aircraft management programme at Jet Access together.

“His experience and relationship-driven approach align perfectly with our long-term vision and will strengthen our sales and management platform as we build for the future of Jet Access.”

Deitch holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Marketing and Aeronautical Studies and is a licensed private pilot.

Deitch said: “I believe in trust, integrity, and alignment, and I saw the opportunity to help David Richter build a truly trailblazing aircraft management programme and the next great aircraft management services company.

“What attracted me most were the people, the culture, the energy, and a shared commitment to operational excellence and an aviation fiduciary mindset.”

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