Aircraft
Piaggio Looks To Bounce Back with Evo and Hammerhead
Piaggio CEO Carlo Logli is seeking to transform the corporate culture at the Italian manufacturer
Piaggio is reiterating its commitment to the civil aviation sector, for which it manufactures the Piaggio Evo. (Photo: Mark Wagner)
Piaggio is reiterating its commitment to the civil aviation sector, for which it manufactures the Piaggio Evo. (Photo: Mark Wagner)

Piaggio Aerospace (Static A6) is back at the Paris Air Show with new management determined to get its new Avanti Evo business aircraft back on track and stepping up efforts for its P.1HH Hammerhead medium-altitude long-endurance (Male) unmanned air system to enter service. CEO Carlo Logli, appointed last year when Abu Dhabi’s Mubadala Aerospace took over as main shareholder of what had been a family-owned business, freely admitted in an interview with AIN last week that he has been pushing hard for a cultural change needed to make the Italian company more innovative and accountable to customers.