Crownair FBO Manager Greg Scott Dies in Car Crash

Greg Scott, FBO manager for CrownAir’s facility at Montgomery Field Airport in San Diego, died after a car crash June 17. He was 40.

Born in Canada on April 14, 1977, Scott earned an aviation management degree from Mounty Royal College. He was a commercial pilot with instrument, multi-engine and land and sea ratings and was close to achieving his airframe and powerplant license. He joined Crownair 13 years ago and led the service and customer service professionals “representing the ‘front line of our organization,’” Crownair said. “Most people knew Greg as a loyal, dedicated and seasoned aviation professional who was naturally a mentor to many of our employees. He was the ‘go to’ individual for most of the company’s critical services and key operations.”

Scott was a certified line service trainer and played an instrumental role in the development of Crownair’s safety management system. He is survived by his wife, Christy, and two young children, Jacob and Isabelle.