James (“Jamie”) T. Wilson passed away on June 8. His extensive career, spanning more than 25 years, included significant contributions to business aviation.
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Business aviation veteran James “Jamie” T. Wilson passed away suddenly on June 8 at age 50. Wilson's extensive career spanned more than 25 years; he most recently was a senior associate of logistics, FBO management, mentoring, and coaching at FBO Partners.
Wilson's journey in aviation began at Washington Dulles International Airport (KIAD) with Piedmont-Hawthorne Aviation, which later became Landmark Aviation. His roles as customer service manager and assistant general manager showcased his leadership skills and dedication. During his tenure, Wilson was instrumental in coordinating complex events, including two presidential inaugurations, where his FBO handled more than 300 aircraft.
His career further advanced as he joined Landmark Aviation’s charter and aircraft management division as regional sales manager. He was later promoted to general manager at Landmark Aviation KIAD.
Transitioning from Landmark Aviation, Wilson brought his extensive experience to Concept Solutions and later Parrillo Associates, where he served as program manager on two critical FAA programs supporting NextGen initiatives. His role involved collaboration with key partners such as NASA, DoD, DHS, NOAA, and the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy.
Wilson was an active volunteer with the Greater Washington Business Aviation Association (GWBAA), where he served in various capacities, including as president. His dedication to the organization underscored his passion for business aviation and his desire to give back to the community.
Wilson is survived by his wife Wendy, daughters Kylie and Emerson, brother Douglas, half-brother Steve, half-sister Ginger, and parents William H. Wilson Jr. and Patricia M. Wilson. A memorial service is planned in the fall.
Business aviation veteran James “Jamie” T. Wilson passed away suddenly on June 8 at age 50. Wilson's extensive career spanned more than 25 years; he most recently was a senior associate of logistics, FBO management, mentoring, and coaching at FBO Partners.
Wilson's journey in aviation began at Washington Dulles International Airport (KIAD) with Piedmont-Hawthorne Aviation, which later became Landmark Aviation. His roles as customer service manager and assistant general manager showcased his leadership skills and dedication. During his tenure, Wilson was instrumental in coordinating complex events, including two presidential inaugurations, where his FBO handled more than 300 aircraft.
His career further advanced as he joined Landmark Aviation’s charter and aircraft management division as regional sales manager. He was later promoted to general manager at Landmark Aviation KIAD.
Transitioning from Landmark Aviation, Wilson brought his extensive experience to Concept Solutions and later Parrillo Associates, where he served as program manager on two critical FAA programs supporting NextGen initiatives. Additionally, he was an active volunteer with the Greater Washington Business Aviation Association (GWBAA), where he served in various capacities, including as president.
Wilson is survived by his wife Wendy, daughters Kylie and Emerson, brother Douglas, half-brother Steve, half-sister Ginger, and parents William H. Wilson Jr. and Patricia M. Wilson. A memorial service is planned in the fall.