John Mowry
About John Mowry
John Mowry, based in New York, is the Managing Director with nearly two decades of experience in the aviation industry, specializing in asset classes such as aircraft and engines.
Managing Director at Alton
John Mowry currently serves as the Managing Director at Alton. Based in New York, he brings nearly two decades of experience in the aviation industry to his global client base. As a managing director, John leverages his extensive expertise to offer strategic advice and insights to operators, lessors, and investors. His role involves managing a range of aviation asset classes, including aircraft, engines, and inventories.
Education and Expertise in Aviation
John Mowry holds a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from Notre Dame and a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Ohio State. Over his career, John has accumulated significant expertise in advising investors on the selection, acquisition, and financing of billions of dollars in aircraft and aircraft operating leases. His technical and analytical skills are enhanced by his certifications, including being an accredited Certified Appraiser by ISTAT.
Background in Engineering and Aviation Consulting
John Mowry began his career with General Electric. At GE, he worked as a design engineer with GE Aviation and later as a business development analyst in the engine leasing division of GE Capital Aviation Services. He further expanded his professional experience at SH&E and ICF, where he most recently served as the Global Managing Director of its aviation consulting practice before joining Alton.
Advising Investors in Aviation
Throughout his career, John Mowry has been a skilled advisor to operators, lessors, and equity and debt investors. His subject matter expertise spans a wide array of aviation asset classes, including aircraft, engines, and inventories. He has played a pivotal role in advising investors on the acquisition and financing of aircraft and aircraft operating leases, contributing to transactions worth billions of dollars.