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Clarke off the mark as PAG MRO president
Prior to joining PAG, Jon Clarke's most recent role was VP and general manager of Professional Aircraft Accessories (PAA), located in Titusville, Florida. Prior to PAA, Jon spent over 30 years at Delta Tech Ops.

Atlanta, Georgia-headquartered Precision Aviation Group (PAG), a provider of products and value-added services to the global aerospace and defence industries worldwide, has appointed Jon Clarke to the role of president of MRO services.

“Jon's focus will be to enhance and accelerate our commitment to providing industry leading MRO services worldwide. In his role, he will be responsible for all PAG repair station operations globally, encompassing over 450 technicians, 850,000 square feet of facilities and the repair of over 100,000 products annually,” says David Mast, president and CEO of PAG.

Prior to joining PAG, Clarke's most recent role was vice president and general manager of Professional Aircraft Accessories (PAA), located in Titusville, Florida. Prior to PAA, Jon spent over 30 years at Delta Tech Ops where he held various leadership roles, including general manager for engine MRO operations for Delta's more than 900 aircraft fleet, as well as over 100 external customers.

“The creation of this role and the appointment of Jon Clarke position PAG for continued growth and even better customer support. We are fortunate to be able draw top talent and key leaders to PAG,” Mast goes on. “Please join me in welcoming Jon to PAG.”

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