Mr. Reeves is the Airport Manager at Chandler Municipal Airport. His posting at Chandler comes after two-years as the Airport Coordinator of Buckeye Municipal Airport, which followed a 10-year tenure as General Manager of the Lux Air Jet Centers FBO at the Phoenix-Goodyear Airport.

Born into a General Aviation family, he took his first ride at three and is an aircraft owner, following in his father’s and grandfather’s footsteps. He began managing aircraft and flight crew support services in 1995. Outside of aviation, Mr. Reeves has instructed at both the high school and university levels and served as an administrator for program and course development. Mr. Reeves is a graduate of Eastern Illinois University and holds a Masters Degree from the University of Illinois.

Mr. Reeves is the current Vice-President of Research for the Arizona Aviation Historical Group, an organization focused on the celebration and preservation of our state’s aviation history. He has served as the President of the Arizona Airports Association and the Phoenix Wing of the American Aviation History Association. He is a member of the Eighth Air Force Next Generation Association, the Foundation of the U.S. Air Force Museum, the Arizona Aerospace Foundation, the Experimental Aircraft Association, The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association, and a former docent at the Pima Air & Space Museum, as well as a public lecturer on a variety of aviation historical subjects. He is currently conducting research for a text on the history of Naval Air Facility Litchfield Park and a book on the heritage of U.S. flight crews in WWII.

Juliet Jordan holds the position of Managing Director of Industry Affairs and Innovation for the NATA (National Air Transportation Association), where she actively works with members to evolve the aviation infrastructure landscape, aiport and FBO relationships, Advanced Air Mobility arena, and sustainaiblity initiatives and programs.

In this role, Jordan monitors executive branch agency activities and serves as the team liaison to NATA’s Airport Business, Environment, and AAM Committees. She represents the association at industry and government meetings, hearings, and events, including the National Fire Protection Association’s (NFPA) Technical Committee on Airport Facilities and Eliminate Aviation Gasoline Lead Emissions (EAGLE) initiative. She also oversees the activities, projects, and organization of all NATA Committees.

Jordan’s industry exposure began as Safety Administrative Analyst for Moylan Safety Services, LLC, while still an active student. During her time with Moylan Safety Services, LLC, she was given the opportunity to play an instrumental role in developing NATA’s Sustainability Standard for Aviation Businesses and analyzing FBO safety processes and practices data. She further dedicated much of her coursework and academic writings to the study of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF).

In her past profession, Jordan advanced uncrewed aircraft system (UAS) deployment for Fortune 500 companies, configuring and writing groundbreaking regulatory waivers and technical documents for the industry and coordinating commercial solutions in accordance with federal and state regulations as the Policy  and Government Affairs Officer of Percepto Autonomous Solutions.

Jordan received a Master of Public Administration in science, technology, and infrastructure policy from Cornell University. She has two related certificates from Cornell in Infrastructure Policy Management and Finance and Systems Thinking Modeling and Leadership. She also holds a Bachelor of Arts in political science from Binghamton University, and an Associate of Applied Science in sustainable farming and food systems from Tompkins Cortland Community College.

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