Cameron Harris, Brandon Doramus and Stuart Rogerson were recognized by the National Business Aviation Association for contributions to sales, maintenance and aviation safety, highlighting the impact Textron Aviation employees have across the business aviation industry.
Three Textron Aviation employees received industry honors during the 2026 National Business Aviation Association Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (NBAA-BACE). Cameron Harris, director, Parts Sales, West U.S. and Latin America, and Brandon Doramus, general manager of Textron Aviation’s New York Service Center, were selected for NBAA's 40 Under 40 program, which recognizes emerging leaders helping shape the future of business aviation.
Stuart Rogerson, chief pilot, Safety, Standardization and Training, received the NBAA Dr. Tony Kern Professionalism in Aviation Award, which honors individuals who demonstrate exceptional professionalism, leadership and commitment to aviation safety. Together, their recognitions reflect the many ways Textron Aviation employees are advancing the industry through customer support, maintenance excellence and safety leadership.
I am truly honored by this award. From catching the aviation bug during my first flight in a Cessna 172 to building my career at Textron Aviation, it's been an incredible journey. Helping customers succeed by bringing talented teams together to solve complex challenges is deeply rewarding, especially knowing our work keeps customers flying.Cameron Harris, Director, Parts Sales, West U.S. and Latin America
Harris joined Textron Aviation through an internship in 2017 and has since built a career focused on connecting customers with solutions and helping teams navigate complex challenges. Today, he leads a regional parts sales team that supports operators throughout the western United States and Latin America, helping customers minimize downtime and maintain aircraft availability.
NBAA recognized Harris in the Sales category of its 40 Under 40 program for his leadership, customer-focused approach and contributions to the future of business aviation. His career reflects how strong customer relationships and strategic problem-solving can create lasting value across the industry.
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Being recognized among so many gifted and talented professionals who contribute to the success and advancement of business aviation is an honor. What I find most rewarding about my career is seeing team members grow, gain confidence and build new skills. When they recognize the role they play in keeping customers flying and delivering the experience people expect from Textron Aviation, that's when the job becomes really rewarding.Brandon Doramus, General Manager, New York Service Center
A Wichita native who grew up around aviation, Doramus now leads Textron Aviation’s New York Service Center, where he oversees operations that support customers and help ensure aircraft are returned to service safely and efficiently. Throughout his career, he has championed workforce development, Safety Management System advancement and a culture where employees can learn, grow and take ownership of customer success.
NBAA selected Doramus for its 40 Under 40 program in the Maintenance category, recognizing his contributions to operational excellence and the next generation of aviation professionals. His leadership demonstrates how investing in people drives better outcomes for teams, customers and the industry alike.
Read more about Brandon here.
I am honored and humbled to be selected for this award. I have dedicated much of my aviation career to advancing flight safety, and I am grateful for the opportunities I’ve had to contribute to making our industry safer. This recognition reflects the commitment of many mentors, colleagues and teammates who have shared that mission. I am fortunate to work for an organization that strongly supports a culture of safety and empowers us to continuously learn, improve and make a positive difference.Stuart Rogerson, Chief Pilot, Safety, Standardization and Training
Across every flight operation, professionalism and safety depend on a commitment to continuous learning and disciplined decision-making. Those principles have defined Stuart Rogerson's aviation career.
As chief pilot Safety, Standardization and Training for Textron Aviation's Engineering & Defense Flight Test team, Rogerson leads flight test safety approvals, Safety Management Systems initiatives, risk mitigation efforts and aircrew training while continuing to serve as an active test pilot and department instructor.
His career spans military and civilian aviation, including 20 years in the Royal Canadian Air Force and key leadership roles supporting Textron Aviation flight test programs. Through mentorship, training and safety advocacy, Rogerson has helped strengthen the practices and culture that support safe flight operations.
The NBAA Dr. Tony Kern Professionalism in Aviation Award recognizes individuals whose careers demonstrate exceptional professionalism, leadership and dedication to aviation safety. Rogerson's selection reflects both his personal commitment to those principles and his lasting impact on those he mentors and supports.
While their careers have followed different paths, their achievements reflect a shared commitment to supporting customers, strengthening safe and reliable operations and helping move business aviation forward. Want to join a team that is shaping the future of aviation? Explore opportunities at txtav.com/careers.