Elliott Aviation Promotes Michael Parrish to President | Aviation International News

Elliott Aviation Promotes Michael Parrish to President

Parrish brings 30+ years experience

Elliott Aviation — Elliott Aviation has announced the promotion of Michael Parrish (pictured) to the position of president.

January 22, 2025

Business aviation MRO provider Elliott Aviation promoted Michael Parrish to its president. Parrish, who previously served as senior v-p at the Moline, Illinois-based company, has 34 years of experience in the aviation industry.

Bob Calton, co-managing partner of Summit Park and a member of Elliott Aviation’s board of directors, commented on the promotion: “Michael’s leadership, industry knowledge, and ability to foster a culture of excellence make him the ideal choice to guide Elliott Aviation into the future. His vision, dedication, and passion for the aviation industry align with our mission of delivering service and quality.”

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