PRESS RELEASE
Million Air is pleased to announce the appointment of Greg Cox as Executive Vice President of Business Development.
A respected leader in business aviation, Mr. Cox brings decades of industry experience, a strong commercial mindset, and a lifelong passion for aviation to the Million Air network.
“Greg’s deep understanding of business aviation, combined with his leadership experience and long-standing relationship with Million Air, make him an exceptional addition to our executive team,” Roger Woolsey, CEO of Million Air.
“We are excited to welcome him home and look forward to the impact he will have as we continue to grow and strengthen our network.”
Mr. Cox joins Million Air following his most recent role at AEG Fuels, where he launched and led the company’s Business Aviation segment. During his tenure, he built a global sales organization, introduced the AEG Connect network, and developed a comprehensive trip support offering that expanded the company’s presence and customer reach within business aviation.
Prior to AEG Fuels, Mr. Cox served as Executive Vice President of UVair, the former fuel division of Universal Weather and Aviation. His career also includes leadership roles in flight operations and global vendor management, as well as service on multiple industry boards, including Air Service Hawaii and Air Cullinaire.
Mr. Cox began his aviation career working line service and earned his pilot license during his freshman year at Oklahoma State University. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Management and a Master of Science in Space and Aviation Sciences. In addition to his flight ratings, he also holds an airline dispatch license.
As Executive Vice President of Business Development, Mr. Cox will help develop Million Air’s global sales strategy, focusing on customer relationships, revenue growth, and strategic partnerships. His role will center on strengthening Million Air’s operation while ensuring the brand’s hospitality driven service culture remains at the forefront of every customer interaction.