Eve Air Mobility has announced the appointment of Megha Bhatia as its new Chief Commercial Officer (CCO), based in Melbourne. Earlier she served as Chief Strategy Officer at Jet Support Services. In this role, Bhatia will oversee Eve’s global sales, market intelligence, and government relations divisions, positioning the company for continued growth in the Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) sector.
Expressing her enthusiasm, Bhatia stated, “I am thrilled to join Eve Air Mobility, a pioneering company at the forefront of transforming how people travel. Eve is creating a comprehensive ecosystem of cutting-edge products and solutions, seamlessly integrating state-of-the-art eVTOLs with safe operations and optimized systems, including modern air traffic management. I am proud to work alongside the talented team at Eve to advance our holistic strategy that supports our extensive global customer base and fosters enduring growth.”
In her previous role as Chief Strategy Officer at JSSI, she spearheaded strategic initiatives that significantly enhanced sales and facilitated cross-selling and data integration across various business units. Before her tenure at JSSI, she held multiple leadership positions at Rolls-Royce for more than a decade, culminating in her role as Vice President of Sales & Marketing for Business Aviation. There, she made impactful contributions, transforming team performance to achieve record sales while improving technical and commercial client experiences through process enhancements and cross-functional collaboration.
“Megha’s extensive experience and strategic leadership will be instrumental as Eve prepares for the conversion of letters of intent into firm orders,” said Johann Bordais, CEO of Eve Air Mobility. “Her track record in driving growth, managing large P&Ls, and leading high-performing teams, combined with her deep understanding of the aviation industry, makes her an invaluable addition to our executive team. As we advance the AAM ecosystem, Megha’s expertise will play a crucial role in achieving our goals and driving sustainable growth.”
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Eve currently holds the industry’s largest backlog, with letters of intent for 2,900 eVTOL aircraft, representing a potential $14.5 billion in revenue across 30 customers in 13 countries. The company has also secured agreements with 14 service and operations customers in nine countries, alongside pre-deals for its urban air traffic management solution, Vector, with 17 customers across nine countries.
