Charter & Fractional
Keith Plumb To Leave Executive AirShare
Co-founding the company in 2000, Plumb helped build it into an operation that has more than 50 aircraft, nearly 200 employees, and five bases.
The founder of fractional provider Executive AirShare, Keith Plumb, is stepping down as president and CEO of the company. He said he does not plan to retire and expects he might return to the industry. Plumb also retains an interest in Executive AirShare as an investor. (Photo: Executive AirShare)
The founder of fractional provider Executive AirShare, Keith Plumb, is stepping down as president and CEO of the company. He said he does not plan to retire and expects he might return to the industry. Plumb also retains an interest in Executive AirShare as an investor. (Photo: Executive AirShare)

Keith Plumb—who co-founded regional fractional ownership provider Executive AirShare in 2000 with a partner, six employees, and two King Airs—has decided to leave his position as president and CEO. Plumb will step down in the next 30 to 60 days as a search for a successor is launched. He will assist in a transition under which current CFO John Owen will serve as interim president.