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Jackson Square Aviation (JSA), a full-service commercial aircraft lessor, has announced that Jack Diskin has been promoted to Senior Vice President, Head of Risk, effective June 1st, 2024.

Having joined JSA last year, Jack brings a global perspective to risk management, has demonstrated strong leadership skills and a great enthusiasm in support of JSA’s high-growth business. In addition to his new title and responsibilities, Jack has also been added to JSA’s Leadership Team.

Commenting on the promotion, Kevin McDonald, JSA’s Chief Executive Officer, said, “We are delighted to appoint Jack to the Head of Risk role and have no doubt that he will continue to excel as a natural leader for our risk management team, confidently guiding this group with his knowledge and expertise.” He added, “Since joining the company, Jack has worked on a series of successful transactions, some complex in nature, and has always impressed us with his progressive approach. We are excited for the next phase of his career as he takes the helm and steers our risk team forward.”

About Jackson Square Aviation (‘JSA’)

JSA is a leading global commercial aircraft lessor, focused on building and maintaining lasting relationships with our current and prospective customers, through competitive financing, customised fleet solutions and proactive service.

Our experienced, international and professional staff is committed to meeting airlines’ evolving needs worldwide. By getting to know an airline’s goals, we draw on a variety of fleet and financial solutions, including: sale-and-leaseback financing, PDP financing, new aircraft placements, finance leases, solutions from our existing fleet and asset management. Leveraging our extended relationships with aircraft manufacturers, financiers and other aviation businesses, we offer fleet and capital flexibility vital to airlines’ fleet replacement and expansion.

Since the founding of JSA in 2010, our portfolio has steadily expanded with young and efficient Airbus and Boeing fleet. Today our owned, committed and managed fleet stands at 269 aircraft with 61 leading airlines in 29 countries.