Maintenance Expert Schuller Joins Sextant Advisory

By James Careless

November 19, 2008
People

Rich Schuller has joined Sextant Advisory in Scottsdale, Ariz., where he is focusing on helping clients with business development and maintenance-related consulting. Sextant Advisory’s specialty covers a range of business-related services for aviation companies, including performance improvement, business-development and aircraft maintenance issues.

Schuller is also president and CEO of Schuller Aerospace Services International, a role he is continuing (in part because both companies are based in Scottsdale). With more than 40 years’ experience in the aerospace industry, Schuller has focused his career on aviation maintenance and customer support.

He has held management positions in start-ups such as Alliance Engines and OEMs like the former AlliedSignal (now Honeywell). Also joining Sextant Advisory is Christopher Crum, past CEO of Royal Jet Group of the United Arab Emirates and a cofounder of the Middle East Business Aviation Association.

Crum will consult on strategy, business development and interim management needs.

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