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Business aircraft broker JetAviva is moving its headquarters from Austin, Texas, to the Kansas City area, completing the integration with Kansas Aircraft Corp. (KAC). JetAviva acquired KAC a year ago, reinforcing its position in the pre-owned light business jet, turboprop and piston aircraft markets. Tim White, who had served as CEO of KAC and became a managing partner of the combined entity, recently took on the role of president of JetAviva.
In addition to expanding its market reach, the acquisition gave JetAviva office and hangar space at New Century Airport (KIXD) in the Kansas City area. "Having more of our amazing staff under one roof will inevitably allow for a more seamless operation, both for our firm and our customers,” White said.
The acquisition helped propel JetAviva to its most active year in the company’s 11-year history, reporting that it bought, sold or acquired more than 90 aircraft. These included Embraer Phenoms and Cessna Citation CJs, Mustangs and M2s, among others.