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FLYHT appoints Plamondon to new role

FLYHT Aerospace Solutions Ltd. has appointed Matieu Plamondon as its chief operating officer.


November 14, 2017  By FLYHT

Previously, Plamondon was vice president operations and customer fulfillment, leading FLYHT’s global operations team in the areas of hardware production, supply and maintenance, account management and customer support, as well as program and supplier management. In his new role, Plamondon will develop and enhance operational policies and strategic plans aimed at driving profitable growth, while monitoring organizational productivity and customer satisfaction. Functional areas reporting to Plamondon will be FLYHT’s operations, aircraft certification engineering and software personnel, as well as program management and production supply teams.

“Mat is a results-oriented leader who, over the last 15 years, has led several airline operations teams as well as aerospace product and service teams,” stated Thomas R. Schmutz, chief executive officer of FLYHT. “During his tenure at FLYHT, Mat has been instrumental in streamlining and improving our various operating areas at home and abroad, in addition to continuously increasing customer satisfaction. We look forward to Mat driving FLYHT’s organizational effectiveness even higher and continuing to maximize the value that customers get from our leading products and services.”

As part of Plamondon’s promotion to his new role, he was granted 20,000 additional incentive stock options on Nov. 3. Also on this date, 75,000 incentive stock options were granted Derek Payne, who became FLYHT’s chief financial officer effective Nov. 6.

Both Plamondon and Payne’s stock options were issued at FLYHT’s closing price on Nov. 3. The stock options issued to each of Plamondon and Payne are exercisable at a price of $2.10 per common share, will vest on Nov. 3, 2018, and expire on Dec. 31, 2021.

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A maximum of 10% of FLYHT’s issued and outstanding shares are reserved under the company’s stock option plan. The stock options and any common shares issued upon exercise of the stock options are subject to a four-month resale restriction.

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