FALLS CHURCH, VA. — General Dynamics has formed a new aircraft organization to provide maintenance services to business jet operators.
The organization, General Dynamics Aviation Services, will become part of the company’s Aerospace group. According to General Dynamics executive vice president and Aerospace head Bill Boisture, the business aviation market has seen an increased demand for maintenance and refurbishment services over the past few years.
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Larry Flynn, the senior vice president for the company’s Gulfstream unit, will serve as president of General Dynamics Aviation Services, reporting to Bill Boisture, the company said.
