At the age of 12, Guy Jr. began working in the aircraft maintenance 
department, sweeping floors and eventually assisting in routine maintenance. At 16 he received 
his pilot’s license and at 18 became the youngest Airframe and Powerplant 
mechanic in Georgia at the time. He joined Hill 
Aircraft full time in 1988, after earning a degree in Business Management at Auburn University. Guy Jr. began as Marketing Manager, and was promoted to Vice-president later that year. In 2003, 
he became President/CEO and his current position of
 CEO and Chairman of the Board took place in 2007. Guy Hill Jr. is Commercial Pilot Type Rated and current in the Citation 500 series and the 
Citation CJ series, Single Engine land, Sea and Multi-engine rated. He is a founding Director of the 
Community Bank of the South, Aviation Insurance Agent since 1989, past President of the 
Atlanta Aero Club, National Air Transportation Association Board Member, member of the Cox Family Business Forum, and a Founding Member of the Pegasus Aviation 20 
Group. Guy Hill Jr. is a member of The Young Presidents’ Organization, a global network of young chief executives with approximately 21,000 members in more than 125 countries.

Guy, his wife Cindy, daughter Lauren, daughter Jenna, and son Guy III, live in Marietta.

Steve has served as an executive and simultaneously as a “hands-on” financial and operational manager in general aviation, manufacturing, distribution, service and e-commerce industries. His focus has been to increase shareholder value through strategic planning, designing and implementing plans to achieve cost efficiencies, improve margins and maximize cash flow. Through his background and experience, he has identified the synergistic possibilities of potential M&A targets, as well as the operational feasibility and implemented acquisitions strategies and integration plans. As an executive, Steve has played a key role in establishing direction for organic and external growth.  Steve has an MBA degree from Kennesaw State University in Business Administration. His B.S. is from Franklin University with a major in Accounting.

Ron joined the Hill team in 1998 and now has over 21 years total experience and expertise in Parts Support. Ron is passionate about his work and his customers are very important to him. Outstanding customer service and 100% satisfaction are what motivate him.

Lisa got her start in Columbus at Total Flight. Says she, “I was in the right place at the right time. Back when I was a nursing assistant, I was fascinated by aviation, and I met the FBO owner of Total Flight. She offered me a job as CSR.” Then, Lisa became CSR Manager, and finally Charter Coordinator in Columbus. Hill Aircraft was thrilled to “find” Lisa and entice her to join the “family”. Her superb customer service skills ensure that all of your travel needs are met and often exceeded.

In 1994 he became evening shift supervisor. Then, in 2005, Wade became Line Manager. He  oversees line service, fuel quality control, equipment maintenance, building maintenance, hangar and tie-down sales, fuel sales, office space, and line safety training. Wade has been with Hill Aircraft for 28 years. He was born and raised in Douglasville and has been married for 24 years. Wade has a 24 year old daughter, and a 21 year old son. Says Wade, “Hill Aircraft is my second family”.

When Shanna moved to Georgia, she switched to General Aviation and fell in love with the culture, industry, and people.

Explains Shanna, “Because I enjoy people so much, customer service comes easy for me. If you’re in this business you should want to go above and beyond for your customers- build a relationship of trust with people and listen to what they are asking- I have a passion for creating that awesome customer service experience. Taking care of customers is a priority. Building long-lasting relationships and making them laugh or even smile is the best feeling ever!”  One of her favorite quotes is “If we couldn’t laugh we would all go insane!” – Robert Frost

Shanna has a Bachelors degree in Criminal Justice. She always wanted to work in the FBI but fell in love with aviation instead.