Innotech Appoints Ken Moon Aircraft Sales Regional Manager, Western Canada
Moon brings to Innotech an extensive background in corporate aviation with over 32 years of experience in aircraft logistics and management. He has worked with several business aircraft companies both as an employee and owner. He joins Innotech with a deep knowledge of business aircraft operations and technical support, particularly in the West.
Based in Vancouver, Moon reports to Innotech’s vice-president, aircraft sales, Ray Kuliavas, who said, “Ken’s impressive technical knowledge of business aircraft and maintenance sales is an asset to our team. He is well regarded in the Canadian market, and as business continues to grow in Western Canada, his personal presence will be a valuable addition to our company.”
Innotech-Execaire Aviation Group is an established leader in business aviation with more than 50 years of experience. It is a division of IMP Group ltd., a privately-held company recently recognized as one of the 50 best managed companies in Canada.
The aviation group operates bases across Canada, from Halifax to Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver and has been Canada’s exclusive authorized sales representative (ASR), and Authorized Service Center since 1993 for Cessna Citation business jets. It also provides charter and aircraft management services, interior completions on ‘green’ aircraft, interior refurbishment, exterior paint, maintenance, repair and overhaul, avionics integration and installation, and engineering to the world’s business aviation community.
IMP Group International Inc. is a diversified multinational Canadian corporation with 3,500 employees. The company has extensive interests in aerospace, manufacturing, airlines and general aviation services, real estate and hotels.
Toronto, ON – September 2011. Innotech-Execaire Aviation Group, a division of I.M.P. Group International, has appointed Ken Moon regional manager, Aircraft Sales Division for western Canada, including new Cessna Citation sales, and brokerage of pre-owned aircraft worldwide.
