Ross Dickey Joins Universal Avionics as Airline and Government Sales Manager for Europe and Middle East
Ross Dickey, Airline and Government Sales Manager
Scott Campbell, Universal Avionics’ Director of Airline and Military Sales, announced that Mr. Ross Dickey has been appointed to the newly created position of Airline and Government Sales Manager for Europe, Eastern Europe and the Middle East.
Ross joins the company with an extensive background in avionics sales and engineering which included sales and support of Universal Avionics’ products during his time at Northrop Grumman, and later at DAC International. In this newly created role, Ross will be responsible for maintaining Universal Avionics’ existing programs and relationships within Airline and Military market segments, as well as seeking out and developing new programs in Europe, Eastern Europe and the Middle East. Ross will be based out of Middlesex, England.
“Ross’ experience and product knowledge fits well into Universal’s strategy to build, maintain and foster direct channels of communication with our European Airline and Military customers,” said Scott Campbell. “We’re confident Ross will be an integral part of our continued growth in these markets.”
Universal Avionics is a leading manufacturer of innovative avionics systems for business jets, turboprop aircraft, transport aircraft, helicopters, regional and commercial airliners used by corporate, military and airline operators. The company offers advanced avionics as a retrofit and forward-fit solution for the largest diversification of aircraft types in the industry. As an organization, Universal Avionics is registered in the International Aerospace Quality Group (IAQG) Online Aerospace Supplier Information System (OASIS) as compliant to the standards of the internationally accepted Quality Management System model, AS9100.
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