Alliance Aviation Services has appointed former flyadeal chief executive Steven Greenway as its next chief executive, with the handover scheduled for 1 October. Current chief executive Stewart Tully will remain in place until 29 October to support the transition at the Australian charter and fly-in fly-out operator, which continues to position itself as a specialist FIFO aviation provider.
Greenway brings broad airline experience, including senior roles at WestJet, Scoot, reward-U and Mango Aviation Partners. The board has cast him as the right leader for Alliance’s next phase as the business builds on its operational, commercial and cultural foundations.
The move follows a revised wet-lease agreement with Qantas and other organisational changes announced earlier in August, giving the leadership change a clear strategic backdrop. Alliance is a significant player in Australia’s charter and FIFO market, where fleet deployment, contract stability and operational execution are central to commercial performance.