Dassault Aircraft Services Appoints New General Manager at Wilmington Service Center

Dassault Aircraft Services has appointed Mitch Dishman as the new General Manager of Dassault Aircraft Services – Wilmington. In his new role, Dishman will be responsible for overseeing the day to day operations of the Wilmington service center, including all MRO activities, and supervising the structural repair center.

“The elevation of Mitch to this new role, along with some other organizational changes, will help us to improve our level of service to all our customers,” said Remy St-Martin, Senior VP/CEO of Dassault Aircraft Services. “Dassault Aircraft Services has seen consistent growth over the last couple of years, and Mitch has both the experience and leadership skills to help our teams become even more customer-oriented and competitive.”

Dishman has been with Dassault Aircraft Services for ten years, serving most recently as director of the structural repair center. Dishman is a third generation aviation professional with a degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology. He’s worked in the aerospace and defense industry for over 15 years and served in various positions with defense contractors prior to joining Dassault Aircraft Services.

About Dassault Aircraft Services

Dassault Aircraft Services (DAS) is a network of Dassault Falcon Jet-owned aircraft service and maintenance centers throughout North and South America. DAS is part of the Service Center Network established for Dassault Falcon Jet operators around the world. DAS service centers are located in Little Rock, Arkansas; Reno, Nevada; Sorocaba, Brazil; and Wilmington, Delaware. DAS also operates four satellite service stations in St. Louis, Missouri; Teterboro, New Jersey; Van Nuys, California; and West Palm Beach, Florida. 

About Dassault Aviation

Dassault Aviation is a leading aerospace company with a presence in over 90 countries across five continents. It produces the Rafale fighter jet as well as the complete line of Falcons. The company employs a workforce of over 11,000 and has assembly and production plants in both France and the United States and service facilities around the globe. Since the rollout of the first Falcon 20 in 1963, over 2,500 Falcon jets have been delivered. Dassault offers a range of six business jets from the twin-engine 3,350 nm large-cabin Falcon 2000S to its flagship, the tri-engine 6,450 nm ultra-long range Falcon 8X and the new ultra widebody cabin Falcon 6X.