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Drennan Takes Helm as Touw Leaves Otto Aerospace
Company is developing the Phantom 3500 business jet
Scott Drennan, new CEO at Otto Aerospace
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Scott Drennan is now the president and CEO of start-up business jet developer Otto Aerospace, succeeding CEO Paul Touw, according to a statement released by the company this morning.

Touw was appointed CEO of Otto Aerospace in 2022. In mid-2025, Otto Aerospace unveiled the Phantom 3500, an all-composite light jet with a windowless cabin and midsize jet performance by leveraging natural laminar flow. The twinjet promises a range of 3,200 nm with four passengers, with an 800-cu-ft, flat-floor cabin that is 6.4 feet tall and 7.5 feet wide. Service entry is targeted for 2030.

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