Fall takes charge with immediate effect, assuming responsibility for the company’s global strategy and operations as Dan Bucaro continues as executive chairman.
PrimeFlight Aviation Services has appointed Amath Fall as its chief executive officer, effective immediately, as the aviation services provider moves to strengthen its leadership structure and support its next phase of growth.
The company announced the appointment on 6 November 2026 through an official statement published on its website.
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Fall joined PrimeFlight in March 2026 as president and chief financial officer. He brings more than 20 years of executive leadership experience across the operational and investment sides of the private equity sector, with senior roles spanning industrial, logistics, distribution and consumer businesses.
His professional experience includes financial and operational management, mergers and acquisitions, business transformation and organisational development.
As CEO, Fall will oversee PrimeFlight’s global strategy, operations and overall business performance, with a focus on strengthening the company’s position in the aviation services market.
Dan Bucaro, who will remain as executive chairman, said Fall had demonstrated strong leadership, sound judgement and a thorough understanding of the business since joining the organisation.
“PrimeFlight has built an impressive platform, supported by talented people and strong customer relationships across the industry,” Bucaro said.
He added that the company needed to build the right leadership team as its operations continued to grow in scale and complexity. Bucaro expressed confidence in Fall’s ability to lead the business and highlighted the strength of the wider leadership team.
Fall said his immediate priorities would include improving collaboration across PrimeFlight’s operations, strengthening execution and accountability, and investing in capabilities that support airline and airport customers.
He said the company had an established global presence and important relationships with leading airlines and airports, providing a strong foundation for its next stage of development.
“I look forward to working alongside our leadership team and employees across the organisation as we continue to grow and deliver safe, reliable, and high-quality service,” Fall said.
Bucaro will continue to provide strategic oversight, working with the company’s board of directors and executive leadership team. The company said the leadership changes were intended to create a more closely aligned organisation, better positioned to support customers and employees while pursuing sustainable, long-term growth.
PrimeFlight Aviation Services, headquartered in Sugar Land, Texas, provides a range of services to airlines and airports, including ground handling, cargo handling, aircraft fuelling, ground support equipment maintenance, de-icing, passenger services, catering and aircraft services. The company operates through a global network of subsidiaries and service businesses.
