Taking the helm as president of JBT AeroTech is Chuck Durst, an industry veteran with a career spanning 38 years. Durst brings a wealth of experience, having served as president of the Ground Support Equipment (GSE) business for the past 21 years. In his new role, he will not only continue to lead the GSE business but will also assume responsibility for all of AeroTech, which includes Jetway Systems and Airport Services. He will report directly to Jim Johnson, president of the Oshkosh Vocational Segment, which provides fire and rescue vehicles, refuse management solutions, and other specialised equipment.
Frank Moore, previously president and general manager of Airport Services, will become president and general manager of Jetway Systems under Chuck Durst's leadership. Moore, who has spent 23 years with the company, primarily within Jetway Systems. He will continue to oversee the Airport Services team until a successor is appointed.
Outgoing president Burdakin has agreed to serve as an advisor to JBT AeroTech in a part time consulting role.
